Temple Media Resources

Just 45 minutes north of Texas’ capital, Temple is a launchpad for companies at the crossroads of I-35 and the planned I-14 slated to run from El Paso, Texas, to Georgia. Home to 1,600 acres of shovel-ready land prime for development and served by BNSF and Union Pacific, Temple beckons to companies looking to establish or expand manufacturing and distribution operations.

With costs 15% below the national average, doing business in Temple means outlays are far from outrageous. Adjust your bottom line for significant savings when it comes to land, real estate and utilities in this burgeoning metro area with a low price tag, and in a state with valuable business incentives and competitive taxes.

Companies are choosing Temple to start and grow headquarter and back office operations. With $2 billion in corporate investments in the last 10 years, Temple is gaining momentum as more companies find benefit in lower costs on land, real estate and talent.

Expanding career opportunities, diversified industries and a low cost of living are attracting the next generation of skilled workers. Temple is a regional employment hub on the rise with 450,000 residents. Savvy college grads, highly-trained military veterans and technical expertise are powering business in Temple.

Anchored by Baylor Scott & White Medical Center, the Temple Medical and Education District puts world-class healthcare at the fingertips of residents, veterans and children alike. Education and hands-on learning intersect here, where medical and biotechnology students hone skills today to devise healthcare solutions for tomorrow.

Temple’s high-value quality of life is fueling appeal with new businesses, talent and residents. There are currently $366 million in quality improvements underway, with a redevelopment of the city’s historic downtown, enhancements to outdoor reaction amenities, and an investment in cultural assets all part of the Temple transformation.