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Park Statistics

The hallmark of University Research Park's operation and growth is a strong commitment to carefully planned responsible development in the context of a long-term outlook. University Research Park has been steadily attracting new tenants since its inception and is showing no signs of changing its course.

Current Statistics:

  • Established in 1984
  • Originally 351 acres - 260 acres developed
  • 37 buildings
  • 1.8 million square feet under roof
  • $183.3 million in value
  • $3.6 million per year paid in property taxes
  • Over 126 tenants
  • More than 3,500 employees
  • More than $260 million in annual payroll
And by Fall 2010, University Research Park’s  Phase 2 Development at Junction Road and Hwy M on the West side of Madison will be underway.

Learn more about URP "Phase 2"
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Research Parks Accelerate Job Creation: University of Wisconsin-Madison to Host 2012 International Conference
May 1, 2012
The University Research Park at the University of Wisconsin-Madison will host executives from research, science and tech parks around the world this September for the Association of University Research Parks (AURP) International Conference.
Vetter Donation of 25 acre parcel to UW Board of Regents
April 22, 2012
Ruth Vetter, a lifelong philanthropic citizen of Madison, is donating to the UW Board of Regents, a 25 acre parcel of wooded land which has been in the family for generations.
Madison Practice Criteriums
May 1 - June 26, 2012

Madison Practice Criteriums will take place in University Research Park each Tuesday night from May 1 to June 26, 2012.  The time of the events will be 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. The Park will be open to all tenants.  There will be race officials that will control the flow of the auto traffic for the safety of the bicyclists and the drivers.  Please use caution. Thank you for your cooperation. 

American Red Cross Blood Drive
August 1, 2012

Please mark your calendar now for our August 1, 2012, Blood Drive.  The American Red Cross will be taking regular collections as well as double red cell collections (which count as two donations and take about a half hour longer).  Walk-ins are welcome.