Phasing & Land Use
Crows Landing Industrial Business Park and Airfield
A Prime Opportunity for Growth
At 1,528-acres, The Landing is poised to support the booming industrial real estate market in Stanislaus and San Joaquin counties. Demand for large industrial sites (1M+ SF) is high, and The Landing offers flexible development opportunities to accommodate various business needs while generating up to 15,000 local jobs.
Flexible Land Use & Phased Development
The Landing includes a mix of industrial, logistics, office, public facilities, and aviation-compatible uses while allowing adaptability to market demands. Development will occur in three phases, beginning in the southernmost area near I-5 and expanding northward.
Phase 1 – Initial Development (Present) (5,300 jobs projected)
- 764 acres developed, including logistics, manufacturing, business park, public facilities, and airport expansion.
- Key infrastructure investments: roads, drainage, and a new on-site bridge.
- Sub-phase 1A (103 acres) targets logistics and manufacturing along Fink Road.
- Sub-phase 1B (661 acres) expands northward, adding airport facilities and business park development.
Phase 2 – Central Expansion (3,500-4,000 jobs projected)
- 190 acres for additional manufacturing, warehouse, office, and aviation-related uses.
- Infrastructure and roadway improvements continue.
Phase 3 – Northernmost Development (5,000-5,200 jobs projected)
- 274 acres focused on manufacturing, logistics, and office/public facilities near Highway 33.
Infrastructure & Business-Ready Sites
- $30 million investment in roads, water, and drainage.
- Entitled, County-owned property with zoning, environmental approvals, and a Specific Plan in place.
- On-site airport development with a 5,175-foot runway for business and aviation growth.
A Collaborative Approach to Economic Growth
Stanislaus County is committed to creating jobs, reducing commuter traffic, and fostering public-private partnerships. Businesses at The Landing will benefit from a strong regional workforce, prime logistics access, and a sustainable development strategy.
Let’s build the future of business in Stanislaus County—together!
