If you are looking to start a new business or relocate your current office, then make sure that Nassau County is on your radar. The suburban county’s sought-after location makes commercial real estate a hot commodity.
Experienced business owners know there are several key factors that play a role in real estate decision-making: transportation, location and population. Find out how starting your business in Nassau County can help your company to grow and prosper.
Prime Location
Conveniently located near major highways and less than 20 miles from the heart of Manhattan, Nassau County is a premier location for any type of business. The average commute for a Nassau County professional is approximately 30 minutes, which gives your business a competitive advantage when it comes to hiring employees. By relocating or starting your business in Nassau County, you will have the advantage of being situated in the core of Long Island.
Convenient Transportation
Nassau County is well-connected to the rest of the world by land, sea and air. The average commute for a Nassau County professional is approximately 30 minutes thanks to LIRR train stations in just about every location, a variety of mass transportation options and easy access to major highways. With four airports nearby, you can ultimately get from Nassau County to anywhere in the world.
Rising Population
Nassau County is an ever-growing population and is currently home to approximately 1.3 million residents. The county is comprised of two cities, Long Beach and Glen Cove, three towns, Hempstead, North Hempstead and Oyster Bay, 64 incorporated villages and more than 60 unincorporated hamlets. Land uses within the county mainly consist of single-family residential, commercial and industrial real estate. According to Nassau County Industrial Development Agency, this suburban population is one of the most educated in the entire United States, which is a major factor when it comes to the workforce. This has become a big advantage for employers and may be the reason why Nassau County has the lowest unemployment rate in the region.
Thriving Industries
Nassau County has a business community full of thriving industries, including retail, manufacturing, transportation, technology and film.
Retail
From designer boutique shops, specialty department stores and supermarkets to nationally recognized retailers, Nassau County is a prime location for retail space. There are over six major regional shopping centers, including Roosevelt Field in Garden City, one of Long Island’s top shopping destinations. Retail stores benefit from great exposure and visibility due to the proximity to high traffic areas throughout Nassau County.
Manufacturing & Transportation
The manufacturing and transportation industries take advantage of rapid transit when it comes to shipping and logistical operation since Nassau County is located just 25 miles from The Port of New York and New Jersey. Its close proximity to New York City and a wide range of airports, rail, ports and roads makes it easy to accommodate almost any industrial company that is interested in starting or relocating their business in Nassau County.
Film and Television
Nassau County is home two major film studios, Gold Coast Studio and Grumman Studios, both located in Bethpage. The film industry has generated more than $500 million in Nassau County and has created more than 600 jobs. Nassau County has become sought-after filming location because of its popular attractions including idyllic beaches, quaint villages and historic mansions.
Technology
Nassau County plays a prominent role in developing today’s technology advancements. An increase in local tech industry growth has been initiated through co-working spaces, such as LaunchPad, which has locations in Hicksville and Mineola. From software engineering to web development and digital marketing, there are tons of start-up tech companies quickly taking over large commercial real estate throughout Nassau County.
If you are considering to relocate or start your business in Nassau County and want to lease or purchase commercial real estate, then contact S&D Real Estate at 516-248-6905 or 631-761-9220.
