CEG Economic Development Week in Review August 10 – August 21, 2026

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CEG IN THE NEWS
Times Union: ‘We had to be here’: Fans celebrate Costco’s long-awaited arrival in Capital Region
CBS 6: Two local innovators are getting financial support to improve their products
REGIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS
Delcath Systems plans expansion of Kingsbury facility
“A fast-growing maker of cancer treatment systems is expanding its Washington County headquarters.
Delcath Systems Inc. (Nasdaq: DCTH) recently obtained approvals from the town of Kingsbury to expand its facility at 566 Queensbury Ave. near Floyd Bennett Memorial Airport.”
Goold Hill Estate opens in Schodack
“A beloved and historic farm is reopening under new ownership after a million-dollar renovation.
Pick-your-own orchard, farm store and cidery Windy Hill Estate — now called Goold Hill Estate — in Schodack sold last year for $1.8 million to the owners of a Connecticut vineyard.”
Legacy Equipment plans new Queensbury facility
“A truck equipment shop in Queensbury has plans for a larger facility that will give it room to grow.
Legacy Equipment LLC, which outfits trucks for commercial and municipal uses, is planning to build an 8,400-square-foot facility at 52 Van Dusen Road, a few minutes from the Thruway’s Exit 18.”
An Insider’s Guide To Hudson, New York’s Creative Upstate Escape
“Hudson has reinvented itself more than once. Founded in the years after the American Revolution by whalers and merchants, the riverfront city became a thriving port before evolving into an industrial center filled with factories and workshops. Today, another transformation is underway. Its historic streets are now lined with galleries, antique stores, boutiques and restaurants, and old industrial buildings are finding new lives.”
Bolton Landing Brewing Co. to expand its Lake Shore Drive location
“Bolton Landing Brewing Co. is growing, working with Phinney Design Group to expand and modernize the Victorian-era home that the resort-town brewery occupies.
The expansion of 4933 Lake Shore Drive in Bolton Landing includes the addition of 140 seats, patio seating upstairs, another bar and a larger kitchen.”
RentRedi lands on Inc. 5000 list with 247% revenue growth
“Less than a decade ago, Latham-based RentRedi started with two employees — a father-and-son team — and no financial backing.
Now, the company is up to 70 employees, has taken on $17 million in investment and landed at No. 1,431 on this year’s Inc. 5000 list with 247% revenue growth over the past three years.”













