I-80 crosses the United States from downtown San Francisco, California, to Teaneck, New Jersey, in the New York metropolitan area. Allenwood has been traditionally a manufacturing area with the skilled labor resources that because of the remote location has had lower pay standards. Together with the low rent in the area this location can be appealing to large distributors when the developed industrial markets are becoming over the corporate budget.
Moreover, Allenwood can support heavy industrial projects, which are not allowed in many locations, limited to only “light industrial” zoning.

The area also has heavy quantities of water, sewer, power and gas, which can satisfy virtually any needs a tenant may have. PNK park Great Stream Commons can also provide rail to at least 3 buildings in the park, or a commonly used loading station for all the residents if they need rail due to oversized/heavy loads and as a matter of optimizing the rising truck hauling costs or if some compounds are not allowed to be transported on public roads.
In addition, Allenwood is a designated “Keystone Opportunity Zone” (KOZ) site. It means both the developer and the resident can enjoy the biggest tax incentives package that exists in PA. It covers tax abatements on land, site improvements, buildings, construction materials, manufacturing materials, etc.