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Visit our property database to find available sites within Bradley County by size, location, and more.

Industrial Park Information

Cleveland/Bradley County Industrial Park

Located 2.8 miles from Exit 20 on I-75, the community’s first public industrial park contains 330 acres and 34 manufacturing, warehousing, logistics, and service companies. A Norfolk/Southern mainline serves the park and all utilities are available. There are 92 acres of privately owned lands available for development adjacent to the park. 

Hiwassee River Industrial Park

Established in 1962, this 1,200+ acre public/private industrial area is located at Exit 33 on Interstate 75. The area is home to the Olin Chlor Alkali Products Division, GE Eastern Lighting Distribution Center, Wacker Chemical Company, Amazon Fulfillment Center CHA2, Solenis, Linde, Inc., Plug Power, Samson Controls, and Wright Brothers Construction Company, Inc. The area offers local industries nearby access to the Cleveland Regional Jetport, which opened in January 2013 and serves the need of general and business aviation users. There are approximately 300 acres of privately held lands available for development. 

Spring Branch Industrial Park

Located at Exit 20 on Interstate 75, this 331-acre, 9-lot industrial park has water, sewer, natural gas, electricity, and fiber at each site. There are five remaining lots totaling 87 acres ranging in size from 7 to 38 acres that are restricted to manufacturing uses only. An adjoining 200 acres of privately held mixed industrial and commercial properties are also available for development between the park and the interstate. 

Private Land

In addition to the industrial parks, we also work cooperatively with private landowners to make property available for industrial use. 

Location

  • Southeast Tennessee: MSA – Cleveland, TN
  • Market Region: Chattanooga
  • County: Bradley
  • Distance from: (City) Chattanooga—29 miles; Knoxville—82 miles

Building Permits

2022

2023

2024

2025

Residential Number Issued 

2022

741

2023

663

2024

723

2025

837

Value of Residential Permits 

2022

$164,467,790

2023

$158,059,275 

2024

$194,325,426

2025

$220,020,535

Commercial Permits Issued

2022

373 

2023

113 

2024

128 

2025

103

Value of Commercial Permits 

2022

$187,874,194

2023

$190,016,573 

2024

$142,678,535 

2025

$76,940,811

Should you have any questions or comments, need additional data, or have unique site selection criteria, please contact Doug Berry, Vice President for Economic Development, at dberry@clevelandchamber.com.

Doug Barry

Doug Berry

Vice President,
Economic Development

dberry@clevelandchamber.com
(423) 728-0804

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Danielle Seals

Director,
Workforce Development

dseals@clevelandchamber.com
(423) 472-6587

Danielle Seals