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If you are planning a summer or a business trip and you are flying out of this Upstate New York airport, you better pack your patience. Travelers are reporting that if you aren't there at least two and a half hours early, you may miss your flight.

If you live or pass through Saratoga County, you know that development is everywhere. Now a historic staple in Malta may be closing after sixty years to make way for more retail and housing.

One of the biggest tourist destinations in Upstate New York has two major properties for sale in a busy location. These two boutique hotels could be yours for just a few million dollars.

You can check in on the construction of the brand new Buffalo Bills stadium at any time. There is 24/7 real-time footage of the stadium being built and you can check it out here.

The plan to build a Costco Wholesale store near Crossgates Mall has been in the works for three years. There has been a lot of resistance and red tape but now there is a major development that could get the wholesale store built.

We have seen a couple of New York State Thruway rest areas reopen but that may be all for a while. It looks as if the project to revamp and rebuild the twenty-seven Thruway rest areas is significantly delayed.

There is more development planned in Rensselaer County. This time there will be a new Chick-fil-A and Aldi grocery store going in. The area is already being developed at a rapid rate.

The Tobin's First Prize building stood abandoned for years and recently it has been torn down. It took longer than expected because of the COVID-19 pandemic, but now we are getting a clearer picture of what that site will become.

There may be some major development of a large piece of property across from the Albany-Rensselaer Train Station. The Twin brothers who own the property have big plans that they intend on presenting to the city soon.

There has been a plan for Wilton Mall for quite some time. The first part of the plan is to level Bon Ton and start building luxury apartments. However, there has been some lasting resistance from a few.

In a recent vote, the Troy Planning Commission gave partial approval to redevelop part of the Troy Atrium into an apartment complex while still accommodating the Troy Farmers Market both inside and outside.

If you drive along Route 9 in the Latham/Cohoes area chances are you have driven by this eyesore. It was an operating motel for quite some time, became apartments, and then it declined. Eventually, it was condemned. Now construction crews are tearing it down.