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Northwest Indiana is a prime destination for business development and growth. Through collaboration with local, regional, and state partners, businesses can streamline their operations and thrive in this region.

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Northwest Indiana is a prime destination for business development and growth. Through collaboration with local, regional, and state partners, businesses can streamline their operations and thrive in this region. Embedded within this dynamic environment are the seeds of greater opportunities, making it an ideal place to expand your business horizons.

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Build the Future Here

Why Northwest Indiana?

Industrial Landscape of Lake Michigan Steel Mill operation
Connected to Major Airports and Urban Centers

Close to Chicago

Economic Powerhouse: Situated less than 30 miles from downtown Chicago, the region benefits from close ties to the third largest regional economy in the U.S. ($770.7B).

Accessibility: 32 miles to O’Hare International Airport (4th largest in the US) and 15 miles to Midway International Airport enhances regional connectivity.

Transit Investments: Over $1B investment in the South Shore commuter line into Chicago connects the region with Chicago's vast talent pool.

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Leading by the Numbers

Leveraging a rich manufacturing legacy and significant new investments, Northwest Indiana stands as a beacon for businesses aiming for excellence in innovation and growth. The region's economic development initiatives are tailored to support ambitious companies.

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An Economic Powerhouse

With a Mature Manufacturing Economy

Innovative Corridors: The Quantum Corridor provides cutting-edge technological infrastructure for quantum-speed computing.

Clean Energy Leadership: Designated as a "Hydrogen Hub" by the US Department of Energy, attracting up to $1B investment in clean hydrogen.

Industrial Powerhouse: Home to the largest steel producer in the U.S., the largest oil refinery in the Midwest, and significant investments in solar and power capacity.

Industrial Landscape of Lake Michigan Steel Mill operation