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Posted: May 25, 2010
Galesi Group hosts marketing session at 433 State St., Schenectady
The Galesi Group hosted CIREB's May marketing session with guest speakers Ray Gillen, chair of the Schenectady Metroplex and Lou Magliocca, executive director of the Schenectady YMCA. The Galesi Group is developing Center City, a $30 million-plus retail/office building rising five stories above the corner of State and Jay Streets across from Proctor's Theater.
The session was held in the newly constructed YMCA, located within the Center. CIREB members were also given the opportunity to tour the new Paul Mitchell school occupying a gorgeous 2 level 20,000 s/f space just two doors down from Center City. The school is scheduled to open soon.
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