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615 Broadway has been designed in direct response to an RFP issued by the City of Kingston in 2022, which sought a development partner to create a sustainable and dynamic mixed-use development on the site of a former motel that was demolished by the City in 2011. The project site is 0.78 acres located in the heart of Kingston’s Mid-Town District, just steps away from the UPAC (Ulster Performing Arts Center).
Baxter DevCo, in consultation with the City, has designed a project that exemplifies the City’s newly adopted form-based zoning code in order to enhance and complement the current structures and use patterns along Broadway. The proposed infill development will enhance economic activity and community vitality through the provision of 70 residential units, ground floor commercial space for arts-focused businesses, and dedicated community open space along Broadway at the Pauline Oliveros Deep Listening Plaza. 20% of the residential units will be provided to households averaging 80% AMI. The team is currently working through site plan approvals and is aiming to begin construction in 2025. To see the most up-to-date application and status with the Planning Board, click here.
615 Broadway has been designed in direct response to an RFP issued by the City of Kingston in 2022, which sought a development partner to create a sustainable and dynamic mixed-use development on the site of a former motel that was demolished by the City in 2011. The project site is 0.78 acres located in the heart of Kingston’s Mid-Town District, just steps away from the UPAC (Ulster Performing Arts Center).
Baxter DevCo, in consultation with the City, has designed a project that exemplifies the City’s newly adopted form-based zoning code in order to enhance and complement the current structures and use patterns along Broadway. The proposed infill development will enhance economic activity and community vitality through the provision of 70 residential units, ground floor commercial space for arts-focused businesses, and dedicated community open space along Broadway at the Pauline Oliveros Deep Listening Plaza. 20% of the residential units will be provided to households averaging 80% AMI. The team is currently working through site plan approvals and is aiming to begin construction in 2025. To see the most up-to-date application and status with the Planning Board, click here.
