Welcome to your July 2011 issue of Access US! This month's issue features information for Canadian readers on real estate opportunities in the Buffalo Niagara region, one of the newest Canadian companies to join our region, and an exciting tool that we have just released, the 2011 Buffalo Niagara Economic Guide.
Real Estate Opportunities for Canadian Companies
The Buffalo-Niagara region has consistently appealed to a host of Canadian companies looking to further their international business in one way or another. Western New York (WNY) serves as a safe bet for Canadian industries looking to test the waters of growth on an international front, for several reasons. One, our centralized proximity to the Canadian border and metropolitans throughout the northeast makes WNY an ideal location for international distribution. Another is that of our strong, educated, and stable workforce, which serves as an enticing incentive to those companies entering our market. [click here to download real estate pdf] [read more]
Canadian Advanced Manufacturer Expands to Buffalo Niagara
Econ-O-Pac, a Canadian plastic packager has expanded their operations to Buffalo Niagara and will begin production in August. The company's customers include many large breakfast cereal and snack food manufacturers in the United States. The major driver for Econ-O-Pac's expansion in the United States was its goal of increasing US sales by suppressing the negative perception that it is an "outsider" in the industry given its Canadian roots. [read more]
2011 Economic Guide Now Available
Buffalo Niagara Enterprise is pleased to announce the release of our 2011 Buffalo Niagara Economic Guide. This Guide provides comprehensive economic development information to businesses who are considering Buffalo Niagara for business expansion. This very valuable resource tool for companies in and out of the region can be downloaded at no cost. [read more]
"Buffalo is a great city where you can enjoy all four seasons. The cost of living is very low , and you don't have the hassle of driving in bumper to bumper traffic during your commute. The people are great and it is a very tight knit community."
- Steven Przybyl, Senior Financial Analyst, Delaware North
