15 Mc Ardle Street

Description:

The Rochester, NY MSA offers significant logistical advantages for warehouse and manufacturing operations due to its strategic location and robust transportation infrastructure. The region provides convenient access to Interstate 90 (New York State Thruway), a central east-west corridor. Several other key state and federal highways facilitate regional distribution.

For rail transport, the MSA is served by major freight rail lines, providing connections throughout the Northeast and beyond. Passenger rail service is also available via Amtrak within Rochester, offering personnel and potential business travel connectivity.

Air cargo and passenger services are readily accessible through the Greater Rochester International Airport (ROC) near major industrial and commercial zones.

Strategically positioned for efficient access to international shipping, the Rochester MSA is within a 6-7 hour drive to the Port of New York and New Jersey, and other significant ports along the Eastern Seaboard are accessible via established highway and rail networks. Rochester provides a cost-effective and streamlined connection to global markets without the direct costs and potential congestion associated with being immediately adjacent to a major port city. The Canadian border is typically a 1.5 to 2.5-hour drive, depending on the crossing point, further enhancing cross-border trade opportunities.

The MSA's well-developed transportation network, skilled workforce, and competitive operating costs make it an attractive location for warehouse and manufacturing enterprises seeking efficient access to regional, national, and international markets.



I-90 Access
Proximity to Freight Rail Connectivity
Proximity to Greater Rochester International Airport (ROC)
6-7 Hour Drive to Port of NY/NJ
1.5-2.5 Hour Drive to Canadian Border
Skilled Manufacturing Labor Pool
Established Manufacturing Base