Manufacture Your Future in Morgan Hill!

Morgan Hill is the ideal destination for businesses seeking growth, manufacturers looking to expand, and talented professionals eager to make a difference. Our thriving manufacturing community is the cornerstone of economic vitality, offering state-of-the-art facilities, a skilled workforce, and a supportive business environment. That's why we've launched the "Manufacture Morgan Hill" campaign—to highlight the importance of manufacturing in our city and to strengthen our community by attracting new businesses, supporting existing manufacturers, and drawing in top talent. Join us in shaping the future—come see why Morgan Hill is the perfect place to build, create, and succeed.

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Here's what's new in downtown Morgan Hill

The Business Journal's List this week enumerates the biggest non-retail employers in Morgan Hill, largely a mix of manufacturers, construction firms and high-tech companies. But this 45,000-resident city in southern Santa Clara Count also boasts a pedestrian-friendly, tourist attracting downtown that has some buildings that are more than a century old. And that area appears to be thriving.

Morgan Hill carves industrial path to bring more advanced manufacturing to city

A few minutes north of Morgan Hill’s downtown stand five new buildings in a 410,000-square-foot campus called the Butterfield 5 Tech Park. It’s everything the city of Morgan Hill wants: new industrial space for a region that’s hungry for it, buildings that are suitable for advanced manufacturing and life-sciences uses with key amenities like numerous electric-vehicle charging stations.

Matthew Mahood reflects on a year spent as Morgan Hill's economic development director

Matthew Mahood has been leading Morgan Hill's economic development efforts for a little more than a year now. In some ways, it was a big change from Mahood's last job. For nine years, he had been CEO of the Silicon Valley Organization, now known as the San Jose Chamber of Commerce.

Morgan Hill’s industrial space grows with addition of large office park

Morgan Hill got an influx of industrial space with the completion of a 500,000 square-foot office park.

In place of a former tree farm and fallowed agricultural fields, stand five newly constructed, 50-foot-tall buildings, along Highway 101.

The office park, called Cochrane Technology Center, is a joint venture between global real estate developer Trammell Crow Co. and CBRE Investment Management. The site is vacant, with CBRE seeking potential tenants while the buildings await final city occupancy permits and power from PG&E.

Morgan Hill is growing up but wants to maintain its small-town charm.

Morgan Hill has been operating with the same economic blueprint since 2017.

The city has long been known as an emerging rural town with land and open space available for development. In recent years, city officials have focused on providing opportunities for its residents, old and new, to be able to work in town.

According to the city’s office of economic development, more than 75% of Morgan Hill’s nearly 50,000 residents leave the city to go to their jobs, usually heading north. In order to make the city less of a bedroom community, officials are focused on growing and providing space for four industries within its borders: industrial and advanced manufacturing, hospitality, retail, and health care.

Made in Morgan Hill: What do the city's biggest companies do?

Morgan Hill isn’t home to any “Big Tech” titans. It doesn’t have multibuilding office campuses. And it isn’t the place where tens of thousands of Silicon Valley employees work each day.

At least, not yet.

What Morgan Hill does have is a growing industrial and manufacturing sector, as well as a few companies that long ago made the city in the southern part of Santa Clara County home. Here are the biggest companies operating in the city