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Innovation and Opportunity . . . at water's edge
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Newburyport's Dexter Industrial Green was listed in the Top 10 of Massachusetts industrial parks by Boston Business Journal (June 29, 2007). According to the list, the Dexter Green, with over 2,000,000 square feet of industrial building space, includes more industrial space than any other park in northeastern Massachusetts. Newburyport offers its Emerging Futures Fund Program or EFF to promote economic growth in the City. The EFF povides grants for projects that bring economic value to Newburyport. In 2007, the City made a $10,000 EFF award to The Waterfront Trust. The Trust will use the funds to study and propose possible improvements to the Newburyport Commercial Fishermans' Pier. While the 2007 deadline has passed for applications, Newburyport is pleased with the results of the Program and invites you to check back early in 2008 to learn about EFF, Round 2. - For more information on this Program, visit our "Programs and Incentives" page.
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The Newburyport Office of Economic Development has released its "year one" report. In addition to a listing of first year action steps taken by the new office, the report also lists in-depth analysis of recent trends in the Newburyport economy.
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Bradford & Bigelow publishing completes move to Newburyport. Bradford & Bigelow is bringing 120 new jobs to Newburyport and investing over $6 million in facility upgrades and new equipmnt.
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EPC Laboratories moves to Perry Way in Newburyport's Dexter Industrial park. EPC manufactures thermal imaging recorders for underwater research. It was an EPC product which recorded the first images of the sunken Titanic in 1985.
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UNTHA, a mechanical engineering company based in Salzburg, Austria, will be locating its North American sales and service headquarters in Newburyport. UNTHA will locate its operation at 10 Perry Way in the Dexter Industrial Green beginning in July of 2007. UNTHA manufactures industrial shredding equipment. UNTHA chose Newburyport after the Massachusetts Office of International Trade and Investment (MOITI) contacted the Newburyport Office of Economic Development about the availaility of space in the region. After viewing many sites in the northeast, UNTHA chose 10 Perry Way in Newburyport, a property developed by DLI Properties and listed by realtor Anthony Triglione of Kane realty. UNTHA will initially employ 4-8 staff at its new facility in Newburyport.
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