London offers shovel-ready, fully serviced lands in a variety of sizes.
These Class-A serviced lands are located next to highways 401 and 402 with easy access to three United States (U.S.) border crossings and an international airport.
Multinational companies such as Maple Leaf Foods, Dr. Oetker, and Hanwha L&C Canada have chosen London’s industrial parks for their North American operations. Arvin Sango Inc., The Original Cakerie, Sodecia, and Canada Tubeform are among other leading manufacturers located in London’s industrial corridor.
The City of London has five municipally-owned Industrial Business Parks that offer a range of vacant, serviced, industrial land available for sale.
London’s Industrial Park advantages
- Access to an international airport offering 24 hour Canada Customs service and a 40,000 square foot multi-unit cargo complex
- Underground electrical service at the lot-line with a redundant supply
- Natural gas provided through 4’’ plastic mains
- Access to freight service from London to over a 14,000-mile network of Canada and the United States
- Ports at nearby Sarnia, Goderich, and Hamilton are within a 1.5-hour drive, providing access to the Atlantic Ocean via the St. Lawrence Seaway
- Telecommunications infrastructure that surpasses most major business and financial centres, offering digital switching and advanced signaling technology
- Only municipality in Canada that draws freshwater from two great lakes
- Talented workforce specializing in engineering, food processing, production, electrical, product development, and quality assurance
- Connect with 25 research and development institutions
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