Any technology-based company interested in forming strong ties to Purdue University will be considered for park tenancy. Start-up ventures may wish to lease space in the park's business incubation complex, which is designed to nurture new companies through their initial stages. Satellite offices of larger firms may want to take advantage of cost effective, incentive-bundled alternatives offered by the park. Established companies may opt to build their own facilities in the park or they may consider a land lease arrangement.

To learn more about Purdue Research Park services and amenities, visit our real estate page or contact the Purdue Research Foundation’s Timothy Peoples or Sascha Harrell to set up your tour, obtain an incubator leasing guide and/or get specifics on available land for purchase/lease.

To access the park’s many services, contact our professional services team. To find out more about what’s happening at the research park, visit the park’s events page.