615 Broadway, Kingston, NY 12401
Kingston · Planning Board
615 Broadway (Former King's Inn Site)
615 Broadway, Kingston, NY 12401
Under ConstructionPublic record notes available
- Units
- 70
- Comm SF
- 8,562
- Stories
- 4
- Cost
- $30M
Baxter · Updated Oct 4, 2026
110 Cornell Street, Kingston, NY 12401
Kingston, NY • Mid-Hudson
Barrel Factory Apartments
110 Cornell Street, Kingston, NY 12401
What is it? · Identity & scale
- Project type
- Mixed-Use
- Review stage
- Completed
- Residential units
- 100
- Stories
- 4
Who & what? · Context & documents
- Developer / applicant entity
- MHV Development
- Estimated investment / project cost
- $24M
- Reviewing board
- City of Kingston / ESD
Site notes
$24M mixed-use, mixed-income redevelopment of historic and underutilized property at 110 Cornell St in Midtown Kingston. Supported by a $4.78M ESD Mid-Hudson Momentum Fund grant. Features 100 apartments (20 affordable at 80% ) and street-level commercial storefronts on Cornell Street (CrossFit gym, bakery, piano store, Free to Thrift). Official ribbon cutting held October 2, 2026 with Governor Hochul and Mayor Noble.
Source
NYS Governor Press Release & City of Kingston· Oct 2, 2026
Public record & decisions
Applicant Claims
Adds 100 mixed-income apartments (20 affordable at 80% ); historic adaptive reuse and infill in Midtown; adds active street-level commercial storefronts (bakery, gym, retail); supported by $4.78M NYS Momentum Fund grant.
Staff / Agency Concerns
Parking demand on adjacent Cornell Street and Smith Avenue; construction traffic in historic residential/industrial grid during development.
Public Testimony
Celebrated by state and local leadership, Midtown neighborhood residents, and housing advocates as a model for Kingston's 2023 form-based zoning code and infill revitalization.
Earlier record notes · source attribution pending
Older entries may combine applicant, agency, board and public comments. They are not classified as verified testimony.
Adds 100 mixed-income apartments (20 affordable at 80% ); historic adaptive reuse and infill in Midtown; adds active street-level commercial storefronts (bakery, gym, retail); supported by $4.78M NYS Momentum Fund grant.
Parking demand on adjacent Cornell Street and Smith Avenue; construction traffic in historic residential/industrial grid during development.
Citizen / hearing feedback:Celebrated by state and local leadership, Midtown neighborhood residents, and housing advocates as a model for Kingston's 2023 form-based zoning code and infill revitalization.