Brookings: A Prime Location for Every Business!

8 Aug 2022

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Businesses looking for an ideal location should check out Brookings, SD! Brookings is located in eastern South Dakota and has proximity access to major metropolitan market cities like Sioux Falls, Minneapolis, Kansas City, Chicago, and Denver, via several major interstates that run through Brookings. Easy and quick access to these bigger markets make it easier for companies in industries like manufacturing to transport products to these bigger markets!

Location Advantages are Plentiful in Brookings, SD!

Air and rail transportation are also available with Brookings being home to the Brookings Regional Airport and rail service provided by the Canadian Pacific Railway. Aside from transportation, Brookings has lower real estate costs, financial and tax incentives for businesses, an amazing arts and culture environment, and is home to South Dakota’s #1 College, South Dakota University! Click here to learn more about why Brookings is a prime location for your business!

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