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Wolfspeed formally opens as Marcy Nanocenter’s first tenant

MARCY, N.Y. — For two years, Mohawk Valley residents have watched a building take shape on the hills alongside SUNY Polytechnic Institute in the town of Marcy. On April 25, Oneida County Executive Anthony J. Picente, Jr. stood with Gov. Kathy Hochul and an array of area leaders to celebrate the grand opening of that

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Building at 600 Montgomery St. in Syracuse sold for $1.15 million

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Werock Properties recently bought the 37,000-square-foot-office building at 600 Montgomery St. in Syracuse for $1.15 million. Bill Colucci of Cushman & Wakefield/Pyramid Brokerage Company helped arrange the transaction. The six-story office building is situated on about one-sixth of an acre at the corner of Montgomery and Harrison Streets in downtown Syracuse. The

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New York home sales slide in March amid tight inventory

New York realtors sold 10,350 previously owned homes in March, down 9.3 percent from the 11,412 homes they sold in the year-ago month as housing supply remained constrained. However, pending sales, which represent homes under contract, increased more than 3 percent in March, pointing to a possible rebound in closed sales in the next month or

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I-81 project on track for fall start after FEIS release

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — The final environmental-impact statement (FEIS) on the $2.25 billion Interstate 81 (I-81) viaduct-replacement project is now available for public viewing. It is posted on the project’s website (i81.dot.ny.gov) for anyone interested in reviewing the report, according to Marie Therese Dominguez, commissioner of the New York State Department of Transportation (NYSDOT).  “We believe

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CEO FOCUS: Mitigation Plans Needed to Limit Disruptions during I-81 Project

The final environmental-impact statement for the I-81 project [has been released] by the New York State Department of Transportation and the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA). This is a critical next step in advancing this $2.2 billion investment in our community to transform a major transportation asset and reconnect parts of our city that have been

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N.Y. manufacturers see strong rebound in orders & shipments

April Empire State index returns to positive territory  Responses indicating a strong rebound in orders and shipments helped boost the general business-conditions index of the Empire State Manufacturing Survey back into positive territory in April, rising 36 points to 24.6. The survey results indicate a return to expansionary business conditions in the manufacturing sector. The index

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sfcu expands membership area into four new counties

SIDNEY, N.Y. — Sidney Federal Credit Union is looking for new members as it expands its field of membership into Onondaga, Cortland, Essex, and Hamilton counties. The credit union is capitalizing on 2020 changes to field-of-membership rules for chartered community credit unions, allowing them to offer membership in areas of population of up to 1

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