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Message: [QUOTE="shandeezy7, post: 3223432, member: 720"] The REDC announced their project grant recipients yesterday, and there were a few projects on the list for the Syracuse area that I'm not familiar with. Anyone have anymore info on any of these? [URL unfurl="true"]https://www.ny.gov/sites/ny.gov/files/atoms/files/2019REDCA2f79hkFinal.pdf[/URL] 1.) $450,000 for 120 Wilkinson Development, LLC, which will purchase and redevelop the former General Ice Cream Corporation Factory at 112-16 Wilkinson Street in the City of Syracuse. The property will undergo a certified historic rehabilitation, including renovation of currently vacant space for new commercial use, a new parking lot, and expansion space for existing tenants Middle Ages Brewery and D&D Motor Systems 2.) $1,000,000 for FS Development Associates, LLC, which will redevelop 100,000 square feet of vacant space into new commercial mixed-use space in Franklin Square. The project will also include 60,000 square feet of new office space, and market-rate lofts. The space will be redeveloped to fit its historic past and connect the Downtown resurgence to the Inner Harbor area. 3.) $135,000 for NJ Jones Plumbing, LLC, which will develop a mixed-use property at 1525-39 South Ave. in Syracuse. The property will include three buildings, two of which will include first floor commercial space and second floor low-income two-bedroom apartments. NJ Jones Plumbing, LLC will occupy one of the commercial spaces, expanding their footprint. The third building will be 1,000 square feet and act as a storage facility for equipment, materials, and business vehicles. 4.) $1,000,000 for Salina 1st, LLC, which proposes to acquire, develop and operate a mixed-use project with manufacturing, retail, office and residential space to net zero energy performance. The project site provides urban infill development on a mitigated brownfield in downtown Syracuse and is located within an opportunity zone on a major commercial thoroughfare. 5.) $556,998 for St. Paul’s Church in downtown Syracuse, which will rehabilitate its historic 1909 Lockwood Parish House for mixed-income housing. Supported by historic preservation tax credits, work includes restoration of roofs, masonry, and windows, as well as adding accessibility to the facility. 6.) $1,000,000 for Syracuse Bread Factory, LLC, which will purchase and renovate 200 Maple Street in Syracuse. The project will create a destination experience for regional visitors to enjoy a symbiotic mix of food, beverage, and retail, while also melding with the surrounding neighborhood via its housing, office space, art studios, and an expansive green roofscape. [/QUOTE]

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