Downtown Revitalization
Summary
Governor Hochul just announced a massive $200 million investment to completely revamp downtown Albany. This funding aims to breathe new life into the capital's core with major redevelopment projects.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 3
- Last 30 days
- 2
Impact analysis
Local taxpayers get a massive boost as the state injects $200 million directly into downtown development projects.
Downtown business owners, local shoppers, and residents will see a much more vibrant and modern city center.
No groups negatively affected
Mentions & discussions (6)
Only on 13: Troy B&B owner says violence drove guests away
A Troy bed and breakfast owner said recent teen violence downtown is driving away guests and hurting nearby businesses. The post Only on 13: Troy B&B owner says violence drove guests away appeared first on WNYT.com NewsChannel 13.
Albany officials and business owners looking to revitalize Lark Street
Jazz, cycling and trivia are just a few things people enjoy doing on Lark Street in Albany. Tuesday night though, it was a conversation with police, housing officials and support services that got people out of the house.
State unveils details on 10 Albany projects getting ‘transformative’ funds
State unveils details on 10 Albany projects getting ‘transformative’ funds Times Union
Governor Hochul Unveils Downtown Albany Strategy to Guide $200 Million in High-Impact Investments and Revitalize the Capital City’s Core | Empire State Development
Governor Hochul Unveils Downtown Albany Strategy to Guide $200 Million in High-Impact Investments and Revitalize the Capital City’s Core | Empire State Development Empire State Development (.gov)
The ambitious plan to Make Albany Great Again
The ambitious plan to Make Albany Great Again City & State New York
Downtown Albany’s New Loch & Quay Opens with Completion of Mixed-Use Redevelopment at 414 Broadway
Downtown Albany’s New Loch & Quay Opens with Completion of Mixed-Use Redevelopment at 414 Broadway Homes and Community Renewal (.gov)
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