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MCB Real Estate celebrates 52,832 s/f Dick’s Sporting Goods opening at Hudson Valley Plaza

Kingston, NY MCB Real Estate celebrated the grand opening of Dick’s Sporting Goods at Hudson Valley Plaza. Dick’s Sporting Goods occupies a 52,832 s/f space at the shopping center, located at 701 Frank Sottile Blvd. The 673,000 s/f MCB-managed retail property is home to a lineup of national anchors including Walmart, Lowe’s, Sam’s Club, and PetSmart.

MCB continues to capitalize on Hudson Valley Plaza’s position within Ulster County’s primary retail corridor. This asset is located at a signalized intersection along U.S. Rte. 9W and Frank Sottile Blvd., adjacent to Rte. 209/199 and the I-87 (NYS Thruway) interchange. 

“Much of MCB Real Estate’s retail success is driven by a disciplined approach to pairing national brands with the needs of the surrounding community,” said MCB principal Drew Gorman. “We don’t just fill space but create a total shopping experience. By selecting retailers that resonate with the local demographic and strategically complement our existing anchors, we maximize asset velocity and create a destination that truly serves the consumer and provides long-term property stability.”

The addition of Dick’s Sporting Goods is expected to further strengthen traffic at the center, supported by a population of 57,356 located within 15 minutes. By leveraging the property’s proximity to the nearby Hudson Valley Mall, MCB continues to solidify its role as a driver of the region’s redevelopment renaissance, fueling significant economic impact for the local Kingston community.

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