Community Overview

The City of Beloit, which is located at the WI/IL Stateline where I-39/90 and I-43 intersect, has a local population of more than 43,000 and a trade market that reaches over 90,000. In addition to being home to leading food/beverage, defense, medical and construction wholesaling businesses the city is also becoming recognized as an emerging hospitality and entertainment destination – thanks to the Beloit Sky Carp and the Ho Chunk Nation. The scenic Rock River, which weaves throughout the community, is an important focal point for the city’s vibrant downtown. Meanwhile, a strong collection of publicly traded and privately held companies anchor the city’s Gateway Business Park – which is located immediately next to the WI Welcome Center #222.

Number of acres remaining: 10 acres

  • Aerial map of site in proximity to other attractions in town
  • Aerial map of site in proximity to other states and bodies of water

Site Features

Location

  • General surroundings fit for industrial activity
  • Roadway access
  • Commercial and freight airport access
  • Flight path certifications not proximate of any airport
  • Single owner with documented willingness to sell

Utilities

  • No utility easements that would prevent development
  • American Land Trust Association (ALTA) survey
  • Fire insurance classification rating 3

Zoning

  • Industrial zoning
  • No known environmental impediments to immediate industrial development
  • No known archaeological/historical impediments to immediate industrial development
  • No known impediments to immediate development related to endangered species

Topography

  • No significant topography issues
  • 10 developable acres remaining
  • Site not located on or adjacent to flood plain

Site Contact

Drew Pennington

President/CEO

Greater Beloit Economic Development Corporation