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Real Estate Journal — Economic Development — January 25 - February 7, 2019 — 3C

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B ergen C ounty , NJ

By Joanne Cimiluca, Bergen County Division of Economic Development In Bergen County, NJ business is sweet. Literally. B ergen County is home of the ‘big 07652’ (aka, Paramus) where you’ll

than ever. But never does the Bergen County Division of Eco- nomic Development take this for granted. Which is why we developed www.bergenforbusi- ness.com, a complimentary site selection tool that lets youmake the most educated corporate re- location decisions by featuring: • Commercial, industrial and retail listings: with search cri- teria, property details, contact names and turn-by-turn driv- ing directions • Community profiles: popu- lation, age, ethnicity, educa- tion, business establishments, household income, size and spending

• Business and industry clusters: search for businesses by name, address or keyword, explore and map industry clus- ters and search competitors and customers • Comparison statistics: see how Bergen County stacks up against other communities across the state and country • Gallery of assets: latest de- velopments, sports, recreation, entertainment, food, restau- rants and more Under the leadership of Ber- gen County Executive James Tedesco, our economic devel- opment team takes a most collaborative approach in help-

ing businesses expand and/or relocate here. We put the key people from both the public and private sectors together in one room so a company feels 100 percent supported. What comes out of this meeting is an in-depth knowledge of our services and comprehensive solutions. In partnership with Bergen County Planning and Engineer- ing, Parks and Recreation and numerous other divisions and departments, the governing bodies of our 70 towns, Bergen County colleges and universi- ties, Bergen County Chambers of Commerce, the NJ Economic

Development Authority, NJ Business Action Center, Choose NJ and many other entities, we want you to call Bergen County your home. We’ll leave you with this last fact: perfectly located in the heart of the U.S. North- east Corridor, you can reach 40% of the U.S. population within a day’s drive from Ber- gen County. Please visit www. bergenforbusiness.com today and give us a call to start the conversation. We look forward to hearing from you. Joanne Cimiluca is de- velopment director with Bergen County Division of Economic Development. 

find the West- field Garden State Plaza – a mall at- tracting nine- teen million shoppers per year and the soon-to-open A m e r i c a n

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Dream – a 3.2 million s/f en- tertainment destination at the Meadowlands expected to attract 40 million visitors annually. Bergen is also where Oreo cookies are manufactured daily – 10,000 per minute in fact - along Yoo-hoo chocolate milk to wash them down. But it’s more than the success of the shopping and sugar sec- tors that make Bergen County an ideal location for corpora- tions, retailers, manufacturers and, well, shoppers. It’s our AAA bond rating, tax base of nearly $170 billion, 508k+ skilled workers, 50k+ business- es, $99,701 average household income and proximity to New York City. Our quality of life isn’t too shabby either with 950k+ resi- dents, 73 sought after school districts, over 15 colleges and universities, a diverse array of housing options and plentiful entertainment venues. Then there’s our 9,000+ acres of park to enjoy all year round between golf, hiking, skiing, soccer, out- door concerts, family picnics, movies under the stars, cultural festivals, Winter Wonderland and so much more. With federal “Opportunity Zones” located throughout the county now is the perfect time to take the “opportunity” to look Bergen County over. You’ll have the benefit of tax savings while making an investment in a county with all of the advan- tages listed above. It’s no wonder many mar- quee corporations call Ber- gen home including Becton Dickinson, Stryker, Jaguar, Unilever, Samsung, Dassault Falcon, Quest Diagnostics, Volvo, Sharp, Konica Minolta, LG Electronics, BMW and oth- ers. What’s more, thousands of small businesses and Main Street shops line our 70 mu- nicipalities, and since we’re talking numbers, there are over 1,500 manufacturers within the County’s radius. With figures like this, Ber- gen County’s looking sweeter

Looking for space? Data on Opportunity Zones? Access to incentives, talent & more? We Can Help.  Offering complimentary comprehensive insight, programs & resources on all things business & government Our team works as an extension of yours

Call or email the Bergen County Division of Economic Development or visit: www.bergenforbusiness.com

Joanne Cimiluca 201.336.7336 jcimiluca@co.bergen.nj.us

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