The Dutchess destination will house two hotels, culinary shops, farm-to-table restaurants, quality housing, and more. Hyde Park is hardly a hole in the wall. Thanks to the presence of the Culinary Institute of America, the Home of Franklin D. Roosevelt National Historic Site, and the Vanderbilt Mansion National Historic Site, it’s long been a go-toRead More »
Bellefield Development Partners, an affiliate of real estate firm T-Rex Capital Group, has begun planning Phase II of construction on its $500 million development project Bellefield at Historic Hyde Park in Hyde Park, N.Y. This next stage will include the construction of a second hotel, as well as a mix of retail and residential space.Read More »
HYDE PARK – Now that phase-one construction is underway at Bellefield at Historic Hyde Park across from the Culinary Institute of America, developers have begun phase-two planning. The initial phase consists of installing the infrastructure and construction of a 133-room Inn at Bellefield, which will be a lifestyle Residence Inn. The total cost of theRead More »
With Phase I construction underway, plans for a high-end, full-service boutique style hotel, conference center and construction of the retail and residential Village Green highlight next steps toward completion of a $500 million hospitality, culinary and sustainable agrihood destination HYDE PARK, N.Y. (May 6, 2019) – Bellefield Development Partners, an affiliate of T-Rex Capital Group,Read More »
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Throughout the state, the area with the most job growth during the month of March was the Dutchess-Putnam region. That’s according to preliminary statistics from the state Department of Labor, in a monthly report of year-over-year employment change. The area saw a 2.5% increase in private sector jobs, adding around 3,000 over March 2018. TheRead More »
For Amelia Sandell, the Hudson Valley was appealing because it was nothing like the Hamptons. Although now, she admits, that argument is getting harder to make. “It feels like the amount of people from Brooklyn who are buying second homes here is growing exponentially by the day,” said Ms. Sandell, 43, who lives in aRead More »
The demand for single family homes is still high in Dutchess County as inventory remains low. Apartment developers are cashing in on a renewed interest in downtown areas, creating trendy living spaces in historic brick-and-mortar buildings, with craft breweries and wine bars as anchors, and railroad stations just a walk away. Multi-use commercial developments areRead More »
The Boards of Directors of the Hudson Valley Economic Development Corporation (HVEDC) and the Westchester County Association (WCA) announced the intent to pursue a merger of the two organizations, creating a leading economic development and business advocacy organization in New York State. (video removed)