Southeast

Enjoy a low cost of living with small town charm

Discover Southeast Ohio

The Southeast Ohio region takes up a third of the entire state and with over 1 million residents, it’s no wonder that Southeast Ohio makes up a large portion of Ohio’s workforce. The region largely focuses on manufacturing, energy, and agriculture with companies that specialize in metals, polymers and petrochemicals, hardwood products, food processing, heavy truck assembly, auto components, energy production, and more. With a low cost of living, beautiful state parks, and convenient access to metro areas like Cincinnati, Columbus, Pittsburgh, and Cleveland, you can find a little bit of everything in Southeast Ohio.

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Found It Here | River Roasters Coffee Company

A Perfect Place for Business

Winesburg Chair Company Plans 3-Phase Expansion in Holmes County

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Location & Infrastructure

Finding Balance after Relocating to Southeast Ohio

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30B+

The OhioSE region has over 30 billion board feet of standing timber

40%

By 2030, Appalachia will supply about 40% of the natural gas to the North American Market

Inclusion

Southern Ohio Communication Services, Inc. Expands Services

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Media Relations

Athens County Industrial Park Receives $2.9M Site Development Grant to Attract New Business

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440K+

A workforce of over 440,000 people

Get to Know the Southeast

See what’s going on in the communities that make up Southeast Ohio

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Southeast region waterfall in a national park

When [hikers] reach Cedar Falls, they catch a glimpse of a dramatic 50-foot waterfall into a crystal pool below. Here hikers can descend a staircase and view the tallest tree in Ohio, a towering hemlock that extends upward 149 feet from the valley below.

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Travel Awaits

Companies in our region routinely report that facilities have higher productivity and lower turnover than facilities in other locations. Competition for workers is less, and a good job is valued here.

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Ohio Southeast Economic Development Website