Future
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Aqueduct Project to open portions of Abandoned Subway to the public with an underground walkway, museum, and shops.
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Port of Rochester — a private development firm has been selected and project planning has begun.
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Northern Gateway Landing — proposed mixed use development in the South Wedge on former site of the Downtown Motor Lodge
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Charlotte Square — East End development of for-sale townhouses and rental units. Directly to the north of 2 Vine and Eros Restaurant & Bar.
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Though not a project per se the city's Sewer Fiber Optic Network has great potential to become one in the near future.
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Grove Street Flats —14-unit, building is nestled in between the recently built Grove Street Townhouses and Halo Lofts.
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The Lofts at Capron —22 for-sale condominiums, mixed-use building on South Avenue.
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The Lofts at the Carriage Factory —Carriage and early automobile factory built in the 19th century in the Susan B. Anthony neighborhood. Plans are to convert to a mixed use commercial and residential building.
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CityGate — development of former Monroe Iola campus
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PAETEC headquarters.
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Barrington on the Park — 6 new Tudor style condo townhouse built on the corner of Park Avenue and Barrington Street.
Current
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Academy Building —Fitzhugh Street building purchased by Florida based developer George Traikos in 2007. Plans include converting the structure into a mixed-use building featuring residential units (available in late 2008) and potentially a restaurant.
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Redevelopment of the Genesee Hospital complex by
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Buckingham Properties. This redevelopment will be known as Alexander Park.
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Plymouth-Exchange housing development, in the PLEX Neighborhood, near Ant Hill.
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1475 East Ave. — The Todd Mansion is being converted to four condos, 2,000 square feet each. In addition, 6 single family Tudor-style homes now being built behind 1475 East Avenue.
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Trolley Barn — Conversion of the old Jillians and Saddle Ridge entertainment complex into office space.
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Kirstein Building — $4 million renovation project to a 6 story building in the St. Paul Quarter.
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The Villas at Wheatland Meadows — Active adult community across Scottsville Road from Scottsville Veterinary Adoptions.
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ESL headquarters.
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River Park Commons — proposed redevelopment of low-income housing complex on Mt. Hope Avenue
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H.H. Warner Building — Located in the St. Paul Quarter Entertainment District, upper floors being converted into apartments, lower level is retail including the Renaissance Art Gallery.
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Oak Hill Commons — New shopping property managed and built by Buckingham Properties on the Pittsford/Brighton border on Monroe Avenue.
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Rochester Association for the Blind and Goodwill Industries plans an expansion by adding a new 2 story building, restore and old home (for administrative offices), raze a vacant home, and restore the now vacant Rochester Housing Authority building (for a call center). This will add an additional 6 acres to the campus in the South Wedge going from I-490 to Alexander Street.
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South Avenue Commons - a $4.8 million, four-story, mixed-use building at 661-663 South Avenue. The project will include 7,000 square feet of retail space on the first floor and 33 apartments on the upper floors.
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Monroe County Crime Lab - New 4 story structure at the corner of Plymoth Ave. and Broad St.
Past
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55 Railroad Street — Redevelopment of vacant industrial buildings into mixed use adjacent to the Public Market
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Rivers Run —New adult community of apartments and townhouses next to RIT where residents can attend lectures.
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Buckingham Commons — Conversion of the former Artcraft building into loft apartments and offices, with a rooftop patio to view events at Frontier field. It is located downtown at the corner of Plymouth and Allen.
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Veterans Outreach Center — $2.3m expansion of the facility located at 759 South Avenue
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PAETEC Park — 17,500-seat stadium for Raging Rhinos soccer and Rattlers lacrosse. Completed except for luxury boxes and locker rooms.
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Baden-Ormond City's first Urban Renewal project displaces 850 families, destroys countless buildings.
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In the mid-90's, Frontier Field was built, and a number of new businesses were built in the High Falls area as part of a city/county project. Many of the businesses (such as Jillian's and the Empire Brewery/Bru) have now closed.
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Newcroft Park — New suburban-style cul-de-sac development on former brownfield site off Atlantic Avenue
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Sagamore on East — First floor retail, second floor office and 23 luxury housing units above.
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Corn Hill Landing — Mixed use development on the Genesee River within walking distance of downtown.
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Medical Arts Building Redevelopment of this art deco building on Alexander Street will feature many green technologies.
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DePaul Community Services facility — New 50,000sf building on Mount Hope Avenue
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Rohrbach Brewing Company is renovating a former flea market on Railroad Street into a brewery, bottling plant, and tasting room.
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Parry Building — Renovation of a former mustard factory in High Falls.
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Manhattan Square Park — Rebuilding the park with improvements to the ice skating rink.
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100 S. Union Street — New high end Townhouses being built across from the Strong Museum.
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Riverview Apartments — Off-campus housing for University of Rochester students.
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Park Point at RIT Formerly called RIT College Town — Proposed mixed use development adjacent to the RIT campus.
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250 South Ave. — Old City public bath house to be converted into loft apartments.
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Parazin Building — Renovation of a four story stone building in High Falls.
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The Mills at High Falls — New development of 80 apartments and town homes in High Falls to be built at the current Kodak visitors parking lot.
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Brooks Landing Project — Includes a new hotel, office and retail at the intersection of Brooks Avenue and Genesee Street
Development Links
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http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=605593 - Development thread about all things Rochester. From economic to physical development.
