WORK. GROW. LIVE.
WORK. GROW. LIVE.
Enid is the perfect CENTRAL LOCATION both in the region and in the U.S.
As the 9th largest city in Oklahoma, Enid’s population of over 51,000 and trade area of over 150,000 makes it a major center of commerce and life.
Enid boasts short commute times, a low crime rate, state-of the-art school facilities, two regional medical centers, new athletic facilities and a thriving public art and music scene.
COME GROW WITH US!
ENID’S FIVE LARGEST INDUSTRIES
AGRICULTURE
ENERGY
AVIATION
MANUFACTURING
MEDICAL
ENID’S FIVE LARGEST INDUSTRIES
AGRICULTURE
ENERGY
AVIATION
MANUFACTURING
MEDICAL
ENID INDUSTRIAL PARKS
Garfield County Industrial Park
- The Garfield County Industrial Park offers approximately 60 acres 1 mile north of US Highway 412.
- This site is zoned as an I-2 Industrial District, with a rezoning option available for I-3.
- All utilities including fiber are available at this location.
Cimarron Industrial Park
- The Cimarron Industrial Park offers 67 acres at Enid Woodring Regional Airport, 1/2 mile south o U.S. Highway 412.
- This site is zoned as an I-2 Foreign Trade Zone.
- All utilities are available at this location.
66th Street Industrial Parks
- The 66th Street Industrial Parks offer 398 and 160 acres approximately three miles East of Enid.
- This site is zoned Industrial.
- The Industrial Park has access to BNSF Railway, 1 mile North of US Highway 412, 22 miles from I-35 and served by an industrial grade road.
ENID
INDUSTRIAL
PARKS
Garfield County Industrial Park
- The Garfield County Industrial Park offers approximately 60 acres 1 mile north of US Highway 412.
- This site is zoned as an I-2 Industrial District, with a rezoning option available for I-3.
- All utilities including fiber are available at this location.
Cimarron Industrial Park
- The Cimarron Industrial Park offers 67 acres at Enid Woodring Regional Airport, 1/2 mile south o U.S. Highway 412.
- This site is zoned as an I-2 Foreign Trade Zone.
- All utilities are available at this location.
66th Street Industrial Parks
- The 66th Street Industrial Parks offer 398 and 160 acres approximately three miles East of Enid.
- This site is zoned Industrial.
- The Industrial Park has access to BNSF Railway, 1 mile North of US Highway 412, 22 miles from I-35 and served by an industrial grade road.
SUCCESS
STORIES
Thirty-five years of self-employment and helping others start, value and prepare businesses for succession has given Tom Evans a unique perspective on the pioneering spirit of the Greater Enid region. He believes Enid’s rich history of entrepreneurship and exceptional local business talent inspired his own creativity and determination to take on new challenges. “There is an entrepreneurial expectation and encouragement in Enid,” he says. “I’ve been involved in many projects throughout the United States, but coming back home is very grounding.”
Real estate firm sold on city’s positive spirit.
The oldest continuously operating licensed real estate company in Oklahoma, Nicholas Commercial Real Estate and Management has its fingerprints all over Enid by way of developing and managing many of the city’s most iconic commercial buildings, shopping centers and residential neighborhoods. “Wherever you live, it’s about the people,” Bud Nicholas says. “Good people you enjoy doing business with—that’s what we are blessed to have here.”
SUCCESS
STORIES
Thirty-five years of self-employment and helping others start, value and prepare businesses for succession has given Tom Evans a unique perspective on the pioneering spirit of the Greater Enid region. He believes Enid’s rich history of entrepreneurship and exceptional local business talent inspired his own creativity and determination to take on new challenges. “There is an entrepreneurial expectation and encouragement in Enid,” he says. “I’ve been involved in many projects throughout the United States, but coming back home is very grounding.”
Real estate firm sold on city’s positive spirit.
The oldest continuously operating licensed real estate company in Oklahoma, Nicholas Commercial Real Estate and Management has its fingerprints all over Enid by way of developing and managing many of the city’s most iconic commercial buildings, shopping centers and residential neighborhoods. “Wherever you live, it’s about the people,” Bud Nicholas says. “Good people you enjoy doing business with—that’s what we are blessed to have here.”
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