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The Santa Clarita Valley Economic Development Corporation now offers an interactive, online tool that provides themed virtual tours of the Santa Clarita Valley for business owners seeking new opportunities.

Engage with different media, maps and data and get to know the various aspects of the Santa Clarita Valley.

The SCVEDC will be adding new customized tours periodically, check the SCVEDC website for updates.

Visit SCV Means Business Tour to take the current tour.

As part of efforts to highlight the SCV’s best features, the first tour details information about the various business parks and commercial/industrial developments in SCV. Unlike much of the neighboring metropolitan areas of greater Los Angeles, the Santa Clarita Valley still has room to grow. It’s been expanding, building and growing in population, housing, real estate and more for years.

The SCV also boasts an extremely diverse list of industry clusters. Many attracted by the unique availability of industrial, residential and commercial real estate. These reasons and so much more, are why the SCV continues to be one of the most business friendly and ambitious cities in the country.

Hollywood North (Soundstages, Studios, and Movie Ranches)

The film and television industry is a staple of the Santa Clarita Valley economy, averaging $30M in economic impact each year. The SCV supports film industry companies and their crews.

The SCV also offers an abundance of state-of-the-art sound stages, several iconic movie ranches, varied natural backgrounds and open acreage easily lending its hand to some of the most popular filming locations in the world. It’s no wonder SCV has become known as “Hollywood North” as it’s been popular with those in the industry since there was an industry.

Meet Our Business Community

The SCVEDC podcast is where to meet the leaders of companies making a difference in the Santa Clarita Valley. From advanced manufacturing to digital media & entertainment, there are over 50 podcasts already available and even more to come.

Links and episode summaries can be found on the tour, or visit their podcast page to listen in now.

Want to watch instead? Visit the YouTube channel.

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