Avalon Engineering
Serving Southwest Florida Since 1980
Call Avalon at 1-239-573-2077
Serving Southwest Florida Since 1980
Call Avalon at 1-239-573-2077
Avalon Engineering, based in Cape Coral, is playing a pivotal role in driving regional growth and industrial development with key projects like the Jetport Interstate Commerce Park and the North Cape Industrial Park. These large-scale developments are not only reshaping Lee County’s industrial landscape but also establishing the city as a central hub for commerce and logistics in Southwest Florida.
The Jetport Interstate Commerce Park is strategically located near major transportation routes, including the Southwest Florida International Airport, making it ideal for businesses focused on shipping, distribution, and international trade. Avalon Engineering’s expertise in infrastructure design and planning is ensuring the park’s seamless integration into the regional economy, boosting job creation and attracting new industries.
At the same time, the North Cape Industrial Park is offering expanded opportunities for manufacturing, warehousing, and industrial growth. Avalon’s involvement in this project is helping Cape Coral meet the increasing demand for industrial space, supporting both local businesses and regional economic development.
With these projects, Avalon Engineering is not just building industrial parks—they're securing long-term economic impact and positioning Cape Coral as a leader in regional commerce. Their work is critical in shaping the area’s future as a thriving industrial and commercial hub.
The Jetport Interstate Commerce Park in Fort Myers has received a Development of Regional Impact (DRI), spearheaded by Avalon Engineering. This critical approval paves the way for the development of a large-scale industrial and logistics hub near the Southwest Florida International Airport.
Avalon Engineering's expertise in navigating the DRI process ensures that the commerce park aligns with regional growth plans and environmental standards. The Jetport Interstate Commerce Park is expected to attract new businesses, create jobs, and boost the region’s economy, establishing Fort Myers as a vital center for commerce and distribution in Southwest Florida.
Hancock Creek Commerce Park (DRI)
The Hancock Creek Commerce Park is an exciting new development that is set to become a cornerstone of economic growth in Cape Coral. Strategically located near major highways and the bustling business district, this commerce park is designed to accommodate a wide range of industries, from warehousing and distribution to light manufacturing and professional offices.
With its modern infrastructure and flexible layout, Hancock Creek Commerce Park offers businesses the opportunity to expand their operations in a rapidly growing region. The park's proximity to both the U.S. 41 corridor and Interstate 75 makes it an ideal location for companies involved in logistics and transportation. Additionally, the park is designed with sustainability in mind, featuring energy-efficient buildings and environmentally responsible construction practices, making it a forward-thinking development for the future of Cape Coral.
Businesses setting up in the Hancock Creek Commerce Park will also benefit from the city's business-friendly environment, which includes tax incentives and a growing workforce. As Cape Coral continues to develop as a commercial hub, this park is poised to become a vital center for job creation and economic activity, contributing to the overall prosperity of the region.
With its ideal location and robust infrastructure, Hancock Creek Commerce Park is a key player in Cape Coral's industrial expansion.
INDIAN CREEK TRADE CENTREThe Indian Creek Trade Center, 254 acres of industrial zoned land, in Cape Coral is a promising new commercial hub that aims to drive economic growth in the region. Ideally located near major highways, the center is designed to cater to a variety of industries, including logistics, manufacturing, and distribution.
With its modern infrastructure and flexible building spaces, Indian Creek Trade Center offers businesses the opportunity to establish a strong presence in Southwest Florida’s expanding market. The development is expected to boost local employment and attract new investments, positioning Cape Coral as a key player in regional commerce and industrial expansion.
The Somero Industrial Headquarters in Fort Myers has secured a Development of Regional Impact (DRI), facilitated by Avalon Engineering. This significant milestone enables the expansion of Somero’s operations, cementing its role as a leading player in the industrial sector. The DRI approval reflects the project’s substantial impact on the region, particularly in terms of job creation and economic development.
Avalon Engineering’s expertise was crucial in navigating the complex DRI process, ensuring the headquarters’ design meets both regional and environmental standards. The new development positions Fort Myers as a growing industrial hub, attracting further investment and industrial activity to the area.
North Cape Industrial Park (DRI)
The North Cape Industrial Park in Cape Coral has been granted a Development of Regional Impact (DRI), thanks to the efforts of Avalon Engineering. This approval marks a major step forward in the park's development, allowing for large-scale industrial growth and positioning Cape Coral as a key player in Southwest Florida’s economic expansion.
Avalon Engineering played a pivotal role in securing the DRI, ensuring the project met all regulatory, environmental, and regional standards. The North Cape Industrial Park is set to attract businesses, create jobs, and support the local economy, establishing the area as a thriving industrial hub.
