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Water Slide World in Lake George, NY is being sold but it's not going to be a place for summer fun anymore. They are going to build on the massive site.

Will apartments and townhouses be built on the Wilton Mall land? A vote has moved the plans closer to approval but some residents highly oppose them.

Revitalization is one step closer to the development of One Monument Square in downtown Troy. Finally, after many denials, the town planning board has approved some of the development.

A big project is proposed to take over a part of Albany's South End. It was delayed for over a year because of the pandemic, but now it is back on track.

Looks like there are new owners of The Century House property in Latham. It sold for a cool six point five million dollars. The sale includes the restaurant, hotel, and banquet hall. The plan is to build apartments.

We have seen a gradual change from the shopping mall as we know it into entertainment complexes and other venues. There is a developer that could be changing the landscape of Wilton Mall.

There is more revitalization of downtown Troy in the works. This will be the fifth time this type of proposal will be brought in front of the Planning Commission. The previous plans to use the old City Hall site and part of Monument Square had been denied.

A $40 million dollar mixed-use building will be the fourth and final phase of the United Group of Cos. Inc's plan to complete the investment in downtown Troy.

I live in the Town of Halfmoon and I love it. We have so many local restaurants and shops and now a developer is going to make an already popular shopping plaza into something he calls a "walking community".

Millions of dollars will be put into the Amsterdam waterfront that will include apartments, retail space, and a restaurant and banquet facility.

It is one of the more interesting looking buildings in Saratoga, and it will soon be knocked down to make way for an apartment building.

What would YOU do with a vacant Kmart?  How 'bout bulldozing it and plopping down $50 million dollars?  For what, you say?