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Developments Downtown Benefiting From New Hotel Developments in Downtown Syracuse Continues With New Hotel

Many developments in Downtown Syracuse will help business and restaurants.

By D'Andre Henderson

D’Andre Henderson: Noise like this is becoming common in downtown Syracuse. The Salt City Market is expected to bring a dozen food vendors by fall 2020… Right across the street… a Hyatt Hotel is expected to be done around the same time. Once complete one local business owner says foot traffic is always good for business.

Matt Bartelson: “People love to eat out, especially people that travel so they want to eat. They want to have drinks and they want to have a good time.”

Nick Ursini: The manager at the Hops Spot in Armory Square Matt Bartelson says there’s a need for new developments. Big events that happen on campus bring in a lot of people from out of state.

Matt Bartelson: “Depending what’s going on with the campus sports events and such things like that. We had a great crowd for the Clemson weekend.”

Nick Ursini: Plans have been in place to build the Hyatt since 2007. Now that a legal issue has been resolved, this is just one of the many new places that is coming to central New York

Danny Liedka: “So of the things Bankers Healthcare are doing uh also some 5G technology is going to be produced here in Syracuse that will certainly drive new business to the market.”

D’Andre Henderson: With Syracuse on the rise, President of Visit Syracuse Danny Liedka says investments into the city are aren’t going unnoticed.

Danny Liedka: “From an economic development standpoint there a lot of new industry moving into Syracuse especially from the technology sector so I think I they see that and they are under the impression that there will be an uptake in business travelers.”

Nick Ursini: Finishing the Hyatt on East Onondaga Street next to the Marriott ties in with the mayor’s Syracuse Surge initiative, a plan to build up downtown.

D’Andre Henderson: Plans to build this Hyatt Hotel have been in place since 2007. Now that all the legal issues have been all cleared up this is just one of the many things coming to the central New York area.

SYRACUSE, N.Y. (NCC News) –  A Hyatt House  Hotel is expected to open next year. This hotel may benefit all businesses downtown by bringing more visitors. This is just one of the different projects coming downtown.

Right across the street from where the Hyatt would be a new market is set to open in the fall of 2020. The Salt City Market is expected to have a dozen food vendors.

Matt Bartelson, managing Partner of The Hops Spot which is located in Armory Square is excited about the plans for the upcoming developments.

“Anytime you bring in people to anywhere it’s going to generate foot traffic for a business and it’s always a good thing,” Bartelson said.

Bartelson said big events that happen on Syracuse University’s campus or conventions at the OnCenter bring in a large number of people from out of state.

Danny Liedka, president of Visit Syracuse said the city has a responsibility to provide different services for residents of the area.

“Looking forward our job is to bring more of that type of business into Syracuse I think especially with the film industry here now the market is going to grow over the next 10 years,” Liedka said .

With new companies coming downtown  like JMA Wireless and Bankers Healthcare Group, Liedka said this is will create jobs and open more opportunity for other business to come to Syracuse.

“From an economic development standpoint there a lot of new industry moving into Syracuse especially from the technology sector so I think I they see that and they are under the impression that there will be an uptake in business travelers,” Liedka said.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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