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Posted: October 24, 2011
NAI Platform hosts CIREB's October marketing session
NAI Platform featured Mill Creek Office Park to be built on Rte. 4. The planned PDD, to be constructed by the award-winning U.W. Marx Construction Co., will consist of several buildings for a total of over 400,000 s/f of office/flex space in a beautiful park like setting. Situated just minutes from I-90, the Park offers easy access to major highways and high visibility with approximately 80,000 cars a day. The Rensselaer County IDA has expressed a strong interest to assist all projects with substantial job creation.
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Linda Hillman, president of the Rensselaer County Regional Chamber of Commerce, appointed by Governor Cuomo to serve on the Capital Region Economic Development Council spoke to the members. The Capital Region EDC is one of ten regional chambers created by the governor to help drive regional and local development across the State for years to come.
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