Taunton, MA

Dronegenuity's aerial photography gives a clear view of a new warehouse in Taunton, Massachusetts—a city with a long history in industry. Taunton, founded in 1637, became one of America's first industrial centers. The Taunton Iron Works, opened in 1656, started this growth, followed by industries like textile machinery and silversmithing. Reed & Barton, a well-known silver company, helped Taunton earn the nickname “Silver City.”

The drone images show the large, modern warehouse with a white roof, big parking areas, and well-designed loading docks for easy operations. This development reflects Taunton's shift from old industries to a new focus on warehousing and distribution. Its location near I-495, Route 24, and Route 140 gives easy access to Boston, Providence, and other key cities, making it a smart place for modern business.

The photos also show nearby construction, signaling more development in the area. One major project is the transformation of the former Silver City Galleria mall into a 1.1 million-square-foot industrial business park, which shows Taunton's focus on expanding its industrial sector. Nearby homes and green spaces reflect how the city is working to balance growth with community needs.

Inside the warehouse, high ceilings and open spaces are designed to allow for maximum storage and efficient distribution. This project supports Taunton’s goal of growing the local economy and creating more jobs while respecting its industrial history.

Dronegenuity’s aerial photography not only captures this progress but also offers useful insights for real estate, planning, and investment. The images highlight the size, location, and future potential of the site, showing how Taunton continues to shape its economic future.