Learn Why More Businesses are Choosing the Kentucky I-71 Corridor!

22 Jul 2021

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More businesses are choosing to locate in the Kentucky I-71 Corridor and here’s why! The Kentucky I-71 Corridor is located in between Louisville, KY, and Cincinnati, OH, making it the perfect location for businesses who need access to bigger cities but still want to locate outside of them. Our corridor offers businesses easy river access, low cost of utilities, low cost of living, a talented workforce, and more!

For site selectors and business owners looking for an ideal location for a business, we urge you to look at our free online regional profile. This regional profile breaks down our region by demographics such as population, households, educational attainment, labor force, businesses and jobs, income and spending, and more! Click here if you would like to learn more about the Kentucky I-71 Corridor region and what we have to offer your business!

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