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Mayor Duffy cuts ribbon at grand opening of Station 55; Developed by Costanza Enterprises

Mayor Robert Duffy presided at the official grand opening of Station 55, a newly-renovated vendor market, loft apartment and storage building located at 55 Railroad St. in the city's Marketview Heights neighborhood. Duffy was joined by Costanza Enterprises, Inc., as well as the city's commissioner of economic development, Carlos Carballada; city council member Lovely Warren; and James Farr, the city's assistant director of recreation and manager of the city's Public Market. Real estate management and investment firm Costanza Enterprises invested $3 million in the project to create 17 Soho-style loft apartments, 14,000 s/f, of market space and 80 secure storage units. Station 55 provides another venue for bargain hunters, being located one block from the Rochester Public Market. Costanza successfully developed similar lofts in the Temple Building downtown.
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