Businesses
Regional Stronghold
In 2024, Site Selection Magazine named Auburn has been named by Site Selection Magazine as one of the top 10 Micropoitans in America. This is the fourth time in the past five years that Auburn (DeKalb County) has been ranked in the top 10. In 2024 the county was tied for eighth place with Tupelo, Mississippi and Danville, Virginia.
As defined by the White House Office of Management and Budget, a Micropolitan Statistical Area consists of a core urban area with a population between 10,000 and 49,999, along with adjacent counties that have a high degree of economic and social integration with the core, primarily measured through commuting patterns.
For 2024, 125 micros from 29 states found spots in the ranking. The threshold for inclusion in the ranking is a minimum of two qualifying projects of at least $1 million investment, 20 new jobs created or 20,000 square-feet of new or expanded facility space.
For the 2024 ranking 10 projects were submitted by Anton King, executive director of the DeKalb Economic Development Partnership. Of those eight projects qualified for the ranking. Full article: Click here
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Economic Development
When businesses seek to establish roots or expand operations in DeKalb County, we support them through the DeKalb County Economic Development Partnership, the Northeast Indiana Regional Partnership, and a strong network of Northeast Indiana colleges and universities. Read how this regional collaboration benefited Continental as the tech company consolidated three technical centers into one location in Auburn.
City Facts
The City of Auburn, Indiana is located at 41°22’36”N 85°02’56”W located in Keyser Township in DeKalb County. The corporate limits include 7.10 square miles (32 km) of area. The average elevation for the city is 863 feet.
As of the census of 2020, there were 13,412 people in 5,572 households residing in the city. The population density was 1,747 inhabitants per square mile.
New Developments
You can find a list of all new and recent developments on our website here: New Construction
Community Organizations
Our community continues to be a rich and vibrant place, in large part, because of the various community groups and organizations bonded by social, cultural, or environmental interests and concerns. View Community Organizations in Auburn.
Companies Headquartered in Auburn
We’re proud that several businesses have chosen Auburn for their company headquarters. With excellent transportation and utility infrastructures, low operating costs, a world-class fiber optic network, and a central location in the U.S., Auburn provides the ideal setting to start or grow your business. View companies whose Headquarter is in Auburn.
Available Industrial Properties
- C.R. 29 Industrial Site
- 11th & Phillip Street
- 11th & Fulton Street
- 4934 C.R. 29
- 1004 Auburn Drive
- 415 N. Indiana Avenue
- 201 Fulton Street
- 1908 Wayne Street
- 1687 W. Auburn Drive
- 1000 W Auburn Drive
Commercial, Office Properties
- 565 N. Grandstaff
- Westedge Shopping Center
- I-69 & C.R. 11A
- 225 Ley Drive
- 403 Erie Pass
- 4555 County Road 19
- State Road 8 Commercial Lot
- Smaltz Way
- C.R. 35 Parcel (23 Acres)
- Old State Road 427
- South Grandstaff (.51-1.02 acre)
- 1340-1350 South Grandstaff
- 7/15 Properties
- 701 N. Grandstaff Street
- Smith Drive (2.0 acre parcel)
- 7th Street Shoppes (2,240 sq ft)
- Auburn Shopping Center -- Grandstaff
- 1520 Shook Drive
- 1570 Shook Drive
- 1031-1077 Smaltz Way
- 201-293 N Duesenberg
Residential/Commercial (Mixed-Use)
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Andy Barrand
Business DevelopmentPhone: 260.925.5430 Ext. 1004
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City Hall
Physical Address
210 E Ninth Street
Auburn, IN 46706
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 506
Auburn, IN 46706
