The University of Toledo

Fact Sheet

What is a university-related research corridor?

A university research corridor is a property-based venture that has existing or planned land and buildings specifically designed for private and public research and development facilities, high technology and science-based companies and support services; and a formal ownership or operational relationship with one or more universities or other institutions of higher education.

This corridor also conducts scientific research and promotes partnerships between colleges and industry for research and development, the growth of new ventures and economic development. The corridor plays a role in aiding the transfer of technology and business skills between the University and industry tenants.


Location:
Adjacent to the University of Toledo Health Science Campus—U.S. 24 (Detroit Avenue) and Arlington Avenue.

Site:
233 Acres

Zoning:
M-3 Planned Industry District

Use:
High quality, technology oriented, mixed use, will target research companies, especially those with a medical focus.

Utilities:
Water, Gas, Electrical, Storm and Sanitary Sewers, Steam, Fiber Optic Cable, Conduit.

Amenities:
NWO Medical Tech Center, Hilton Toledo Hotel and Dana Conference Center, access to faculty, graduate students, all state assisted university libraries, research facilities, campus recreational and cultural programs, and linkage to Ohio's super computer at the Ohio State University.