Text Size
English Chinese (Simplified) French German Japanese Spanish
  • Drake
  • BADlab
  • primland
  • Smith-River
  • VTPL CREW 800
  • polymer-granules
  • Blue-Ridge-Airport2
  • mabrysmill

Four Counties, Two Cities, One Future

Situated along the border of North Carolina and Virginia, the Southern Virginia Regional Alliance's mission is to accelerate job growth and increase the tax base for the counties of Halifax, Henry, Patrick and Pittsylvania, as well as the cities of Danville and Martinsville.

A region built on manufacturing, we have access to over 60% of the US population and over two-thirds of the US industrial base within a day's drive. Our region has 17 shovel ready sites ranging in size from 8 to 36 pad acres and a multitude of existing buildings including a 105,000 sq.ft. shell building with 30' clear ceilings. Southern Virginia is also home to a variety of workforce training facilities dedicated to helping our new and existing industries train the employees needed in order to be successful.

Learn more about our regional assets by downloading our regional profile.

Take a quick glance at regional demographic information for Southern Virginia.

Southern VA Regional Alliance overview map

Featured Property

Green View Advanced Manufacturing Center

greenview_rendering

Total Area 428,500 square feet
Total Available Area 428,500 square feet
Incremental Space 14,000 square feet
Ceiling Height Eaves 16 feet
Ceiling Height Clear 22 feet
Zoning M-2

 

Search our industrial buildings.
Search our office buildings.
Search our flex buildings.
Search our sites.


Available Incentives

Situated within the Tobacco Indemnification and Revitalization footprint, the Commonwealth of Virginia and Southern Virginia Regional Alliance communities offer a variety of incentives to new and expanding Virginia businesses. Learn more about the incentives available within our region or call Leigh at 434-710-2868.

Regional Video

Success Stories

LamTech to create 30 jobs

Laminate Technologies announced Monday that it will open a local plant and create 30 jobs. Above, Mary Rae Carter, deputy secretary of commerce and trade for rural economic development, presents a check for $50,000 to Henry County Board of Supervisors Chairman Jim Adams (right) to assist with the LamTech project. Fred Zoeller, co-founder, president and CEO of LamTech, is at center. (Bulletin photos by Mike Wray)

Ohio company to invest $3 million in Henry County

The improving economy, the skills of Henry County-area workers and the assistance of governments and the Martinsville-Henry County Economic Development Corp. were the key factors in Laminate Technologies' decision to open a plant in Henry County that will create 30 jobs.

LamTech plans to invest more than $2 million to establish a local plant and create 30 jobs in the former Owens-Corning building in the Martinsville Industrial Park south of the city. Read full story.


Read more Success Stories.