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Growth happening across Oswego County....Economic Trends
ooc@oswegocounty.org Project Summary: Current Growth Across Oswego County
Oswego County has seen its share of in the city of Fulton. The project involves new construction and expansion/renits conversion into an 80-bed assisted living ovation projects recently. Below are facility. The 41,000-sq-ft. building has two project descriptions and photos from many floors. The $4.1 million project will create of these projects. These projects represent 30 full-time and 15 part-time jobs. significant investments in and job creation • East Lake Commons involves the for Oswego County. demolition of the Mid Town Plaza in the • R.M. Burritt Motors, Inc. constructed a city of Oswego and the construction of a Chrysler/Dodge/Jeep/Ram dealership adja75,000-sq-ft., five-story mixed-use building cent to its Chevrolet/Buick dealership in the with 70 apartments and 3,300 square feet of city of Oswego. The 38,000-sq-ft. expansion commercial space. The apartments will be includes a 7,800-sq-ft. collision center. The a mix of market rate and affordable units. $7.6 million project will create 36 new jobs. The $25.4 million project will create 16 full• White Pine Commons is being developed time and 12 part-time jobs and is part of the by S & S Premier Realty in the village of Oswego Downtown Revitalization Initiative. Phoenix. The $1.2 million, 12,000-sq-ft. project • Construction Design and Management, includes commercial lease spaces from 1,200 a building developer, constructed a 9,000 to 3,600 square feet, along with a common square foot facility on the former Nestle site area equipped with a full commercial kitchen. This Economic Trends in the city of Fulton. The $1.4 million project was common area will be able developed for Spectrum. to be rented for meetings, weddings, ban• Harbor View Square will be an 86,000-sqquets and other events. ft. mixed-use complex with 75 market-rate • The Litatro Building is a five-story mixedapartments, 10,000 square feet of retail/ use development in the city of Oswego. commercial space and 18 townhouses in the The project consists of 7,500 square feet of city of Oswego. The developer is Housing commercial space and 22 residential units Visions Consultants Inc. of Syracuse. This overlooking the Oswego River. The $5 million brownfield redevelopment project represents project was part of the Oswego Downtown a $20 million investment, eight jobs and 77 Revitalization Initiative. construction jobs. • The Maples Assisted Living Facility ac• EJ USA, Inc. constructed a new quired the former Michaud Nursing Home 71,300-sq-ft. manufacturing facility on a
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TREADWELL, CEcD, is executive director of Operation Oswego County based in Oswego. To contact him call 315-343-1545 or visit www.oswegocounty.org. 43 North Marina, LLC, located in the town of West Monroe, is adding 28,500-sq-ft. for boat storage, office space, a showroom and sales department for parts.
15-acre site in the Oswego County Industrial Park in the town of Schroeppel. The facility is a steel and aluminum fabrication plant and a distribution center for the northeast. The company manufactures infrastructure access products such as manhole frames, grates, covers, hatches, etc. The company’s headquarters are based in East Jordan, Michigan. The $9.1 million plant employs 91. • 22 Crossroads is the development of a 44,000-sq-ft., four-story mixed-use building with 32 apartments and 5,500 square feet of commercial space in the city of Oswego. The $6.9 million project was part of the Oswego Downtown Revitalization Initiative. • 43 North Marina, LLC, located in the town of West Monroe, is adding 28,500-sq-ft. for boat storage, office space, a showroom and sales department for parts. The marina will feature 178 deep-water slips, 230 racked boat storage spaces, 1,200 feet of Oneida Lake shoreline, 14 buildings, a full-service marina with gas, service and repair shop, fiberglass and canvas shops, and heated storage. • Oswego Health’s Behavioral Health Services acquired the former Price Chopper building in the city of Oswego from the County of Oswego IDA. They are currently transforming the property into a new BHS complex. The $17 million project will create 25 jobs. • Bella Fattoria, Inc. expanded its agribusiness with a new 5,536-sq-ft. winery operation located in the Town of Hannibal. The facility includes a production area, a tasting room, a small kitchen, cold storage and equipment storage. The new winery plans to offer 10 wines and nine ciders. They have been producing hard cider since 2014. The $732,046 project created six jobs. • Strategic Domains, LLC acquired and is renovating a 7,560-sq-ft. building in the city of Oswego. This mixed-use project will house a coffee roasting facility, a coffee and ice cream shop, as well as two apartment units. The $950,000 project will create 10 new jobs. • CGP Acquisition & Development recently purchased 1.35 acres in the town of Albion and has built a Dollar General store. The store opened in early September. They expect to employ six to 10 people. • Compass Credit Union recently built a new 3,400-sq-ft. building in the city of Fulton. It replaces its former location in Fulton’s Canalview Mall complex. The new branch opened in early August.
Several of the projects, above, are part of the city of Oswego’s Downtown Compass Credit Union recently built a new 3,400-sq-ft. building in the city of Fulton.
White Pine Commons is being developed by S & S Premier Realty in the village of Phoenix. The $1.2 million, 12,000-sq-ft. project includes commercial lease spaces from 1,200 to 3,600 square feet, along with a common area equipped with a full commercial kitchen.
Construction Design and Management, a building developer, constructed a 9,000-sq.ft. facility on the former Nestle site in the city of Fulton. The $1.4 million project was developed for Spectrum.
Revitalization Initiative (DRI). As the first-round winner of the DRI for the Central New York region, these projects are well underway. The city of Fulton was the fourth-round winner of the DRI for our region. They are at the beginning of the process and we look forward to seeing those projects get started.
All of these projects are examples of great growth in Oswego County. That growth is a much needed positive sign during the pandemic. It’s proof of our strength, courage and perseverance as a community.
