Urban Co-Works, Schenectady is excited to announce our expansion on the first floor! Right next to Simone’s Kitchen, the expansion will bring in nine new, fully furnished offices, which will be available this September. This premium workspace will also have its own kitchenette, seating area, and restroom. Our office members will enjoy many amenities in the space, including: Fully furnished, lockable, private offices Off-street parking On-site support staff Fiber-opt

The planned conversion of the former St. Clare's Hospital in Schenectady into more than 200 apartments and a daycare took another step forward with the sale of the property. Ellis Medicine sold the 16-acre campus with the 350,000-square-foot former hospital at 600 McClellan St. for $700,000, according to a deed filed July 6 in the county clerk's office. The buyer was an LLC whose partners are local real estate developer Jeff Buell of Sequence Development, Chris Spraragen of S

Urban Co-Works is growing again in Schenectady. The firm has agreed to lease an additional 1,859 square feet at 430 Franklin St. across from city hall, next to the Jay Street Marketplace, a pedestrian mall downtown. The expansion will provide nine more private offices, boosting the total to 46 offices and nearly 15,000 square feet of flexible workspace, the company announced. The building, known as The Benjamin, is owned by Spraragen Partners. The new offices are expected to

Developers hope Our World Montessori's move will help prevent the town from becoming a "childcare desert" By H.R. Schneider,Staff Writer NISKAYUNA — Childcare facility Our World Montessori will be getting a newer, larger home this September in Niskayuna Commerce Park. The $2.45 million project will offer more space and allow for increased enrollment. Developers say it’s also a means for improving childcare access following daycare closures in the past year that created a “chi

Construction recently started on the new childcare facility at 46 Commerce Park Drive in Niskayuna. Local approvals and permitting were expedited for construction to finish by September, when the school's current lease ends. It is Niskayuna’s first newly constructed, licensed childcare facility in more than 20 years.

“This is a bigger investment than just doing a building. We look at it as creating stability for families and strengthening our community.”