• The Guadalupe Valley region of Texas, named after the pristine Guadalupe River, offers access to two major interstate highways. Interstate Highway 10 provides an east/west route and Interstate Highway 35 provides a north/south route. We are convenient to fast growing markets in Austin, San Antonio, Houston, Dallas as well as Chicago, Los Angeles and Mexico.
• Communities in the region quote land cost by the acre, not the square foot. We have a moderate climate, abundant water resources and some of the lowest utility rates in the nation. Most large industrial customers pay less than $.06 per kWh for electricity. The area also offers the latest in technological advances, including high speed internet access and fiber optic capabilities. Incentives such as low interest loans, tax abatements, and workforce training money are available to qualified projects.
• The Guadalupe Valley Electric Cooperative, Inc. (GVEC) provides reliable, cost-based electricity to more than 65,000 residential, industrial and commercial members. The economic development staff provides a variety of services that include but are not limited to:
  • Site and building data
  • Market analysis assistance
  • Relocation assistance
  • Financial resource identification
  • Community data
  • Incentive packaging
• Established companies have chosen to locate in this region. Tyson Foods, Morgan Buildings and Spas, Kitchen Pride, Motorola, CMC Steel Group, Alamo Group, Tod Slone Saddles, Aire Plastics, Age Industries, Kactus Korral, and Jungle Labs are but a few of the companies that call this region of Texas home and are proof of the opportunities for success.

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