Tag: industrial development agency

A proposal to develop a $135 million, 629,186-square-foot Amazon warehouse and distribution center is being reviewed in Dutchess County for the site in the...

Developers expect this year to be a lot like 2019 – very active with numerous projects in the queue, according to information gathered by...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gOD4d1omzkM Westchester County is about to take another step designed to help expand the local economy through new business activity, the Business Journal has learned. To...

Rose Associates’ plan calls for a 7-story building with 440 rental apartments, 10% of which would be in the affordable category.

A free shuttle service covering routes around New Rochelle’s downtown made its debut on Aug. 22. The fleet consists of three electric vehicles covering...

According to White Plains Mayor Tom Roach, since his first days on the Common Council, “I sought ways to try and shift the burden off of our local taxpayers, and this is one of the ways that we do that.”

Gibbons, deputy director of the county's Office of Economic Development, writes that Westchester businesses "don’t have to go it alone."

Westchester County's Industrial Development Agency and Local Development Corp. supported 14 construction projects by companies and nonprofits this year.

Has Westchester’s business climate improved since 2009? The county executive candidates have differing views.

The county's Industrial Development Agency will provide $30 million in tax-exempt bond financing for the renovation of an affording housing complex in Tuckahoe.

County Executive announces tax-exempt bond financing to renovate the Madison House.

Westchester County Industrial Development Executive Director Jim Coleman first saw the impact of business investment on his family’s Kentucky farm.

PepsiCo Inc. officials announced a $243 million capital project to modernize its Purchase headquarters, where 1,100 workers are employed.

The two bills repeal the statutory authorization for 95 urban renewal and industrial development agencies and 28 local public authorities that are either defunct, were never established by local law, or are not longer needed to carry out the public function for which they were created