The NC Global TransPark Economic Development Region is located in the heart of Eastern North Carolina. The region includes communities from Snow Hill and Kinston to Goldsboro, with access to the North Carolina Global TransPark and connections to major highways, airports, rail service, ports, and East Coast markets.

The NC Global TransPark Economic Development Region serves Greene, Lenoir, and Wayne Counties in partnership with the North Carolina Global TransPark. This regional approach gives companies one coordinated point of contact for industrial properties, workforce resources, infrastructure questions, business recruitment, and project assistance across the three-county region.

Available properties include industrial buildings, development sites, business parks, and shovel-ready or development-ready opportunities throughout Greene, Lenoir, and Wayne Counties and the NC Global TransPark region. Property availability and specifications change over time. Search the current SiteHunt property portal for the latest published buildings and sites.

Search Available Industrial Properties

The EDR works discreetly with companies, consultants, and site selectors evaluating locations in Eastern North Carolina. Confidential inquiries can include property searches, infrastructure requirements, workforce needs, project timelines, and coordination with local and state partners. Please identify any confidentiality requirements when contacting the EDR project team.

Employers can access regional workforce information, recruitment assistance, customized training resources, community college partnerships, and connections to workforce-development organizations. The EDR helps companies evaluate labor availability and connect with the appropriate education, training, and workforce partners based on each project’s needs.

The EDR supports existing industries through company visits, expansion assistance, workforce and training connections, infrastructure coordination, permitting support, technical assistance, and introductions to local, regional, and state resources. The team works with employers to identify operational challenges, support growth opportunities, and strengthen long-term business retention across the region.

Businesses and organizations can become EDR investors by completing the investor-interest form or contacting the EDR team for a conversation. Investor support expands the region’s ability to market industrial properties, generate business-development leads, recruit employers, support existing industries, and compete for job-creating projects. Investment options and recognition opportunities can be discussed directly with the EDR.

Yes. North Carolina Global TransPark Economic Development Region, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation. The organization leads regional industrial development, business recruitment, site-selection assistance, and economic-development marketing for Greene, Lenoir, and Wayne Counties and the North Carolina Global TransPark.