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MLB is home to a daily population of more than 20,000 individuals generating an annual economic impact of more than $3 billion and continues to gain global recognition for its growing campus. Known as an epicenter for aerospace, defense, and manufacturing, the airport's neighborhood of internationally recognized companies includes Northrop Grumman, Embraer Executive Jets, L3Harris, Collins Aerospace, STS Mod Center, Thales, GE Transportation, Southeast Aerospace, Satcom Direct, Avidyne Corporation, Dassault Falcon Jet, and more. 

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Industry Leading Workforce

MLB is situated in the heart of one of the most well-known aerospace hubs in the world. With legendary roots in the space program, the area continues to thrive. A part of Florida's High Tech Corridor, the Space Coast boasts a talented workforce ranging for engineers to scientists to manufacturers. The area is also home to the Florida Institute of Technology, providing companies with a consistent pipeline of qualified candidate to fulfill staffing needs. 


Why Choose MLB?

Attracting and retaining quality professionals requires a good work-life balance and a high quality of life. Melbourne and its surrounding communities offer just that. Nearby beaches, ample recreational offerings, great restaurants, and a vibrant local community are supported by diverse housing options, quality schools, and a favorable economy - ranked #4 on the Tax Foundations State Tax Climate Index. With these benefits, MLB makes the perfect choice as your business grows.


Future Land Use Map

Join the momentum at MLB. Click here to download the Future Land Use Map and explore MLB's aeronautical and non-aeronautical properties available for lease. 


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Economic Development Resources

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