Freeport - Your Business Advantage
A coastal New England community ideally located for business and pleasure in the center of the Southern Midcoast of Maine’s vibrant and dynamic business environment. Freeport is the number one tourist destination in Maine (for residents and out-of-state tourists) with 3.5 million visitors spending over $300,000,000 annually.
• Location, location, location - premier vantage point for
transportation access, workforce availability, Maine resident traffic,
and tourist destination in Maine.
• Transportation access - immediately off 1295 and extremely
convenient to Maine Turnpike, Portland’s International Jetport,
International Marine Terminal, and freight and passenger rail service.
• Dynamic business community - join L.L.Bean and over 400
businesses from the retail, lodging, dining, professional services,
construction, entertainment, cultural, historical, auto, home, and
business support services, and financial services industries with over 25
new businesses in the last year.
• Traffic counts - one of highest average daily traffic points on I295.
• Diverse, dependable, and skilled labor force - of over 265,000
available workers living within 30 miles of Freeport, at a lower than
national average labor wage and with extremely low turnover rates.
• Telecommunications and energy utilities - one of most
advanced, highly reliable infrastructures in the nation.
• State and local incentives - an array of financial options.
Making it in
Freeport...
Freeport Knife and Kitchenware is a unique retail store that has the largest selection of kitchen cutlery anywhere in the region. High quality kitchenware, gadgets and cookware has been added to round out the inventory and create a fun shopping experience. Among the pocket knives in stock you can find anything from a gentleman's folder to a machete for clearing brush plus sharpening equipment and storage options for your cutlery.
Spotlighting a New Business...
Cotton Weeds is a full service quilt shop on the Maine coast conveniently located 15 miles north of Portland and immediately south of the Freeport shopping district.
