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LONG ISLAND...WHERE THE ACTION IS!
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The Route 110 Redevelopment Corporation is a unique effort to join together the public sector, the private sector and the civic sector to enhance the future development of the Route 110 Corridor on Long Island. The Corridor is home to nearly 20% of Suffolk County's workforce and boasts premier office space, fine hotels, educational institutions, research facilities, and an outstanding selection of family entertainment opportunities.
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Annual Awards Luncheon - 2007
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Each year the Route 110 Redevelopmet Corporation pays tribute to individuals in the public, private and civic sector who have contributed to the contining growth and vitality of the region.
This years honorees will be acknowledged at an awards luncheon on June 22nd at the Huntingting Hilton in Melville.
View Photos of the event.
Honorees include:
Robert Scott-Edwards - President, Icon Central Laboratories
Lou D'Amaro - Suffolk county Legislator
Wayne Horsley - Suffolk county Legislator
Elie Mystal - Suffolk county Legislator
Alissa Taff - Civic Leader
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Economic Development Video Library Launched!
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(L-R)Don Middleton, Supervisor Frank Petrone, Councilman Wayne Horsley & Ken Greenstein
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A five (5) part video "Economic Redevelopment Library" on the Route 110 Corridor has been completed. The first video details the ways governments worked together to launch Route110 redevelopment. Part two shows the particular potential of BioTech development. Part three presents the ovrerall benefits of high-tech, environmentally friendly development. The fourth video depicts the quality of Long Island's educational systems, pre-K to grad schools, the very foundation for future positive economic development. The fifth program is a study provided by Farmingdale College on the traffic conditions on the Route 110 corridor.
Each segment runs between 5 to 7 minutes and can be accessed by clicking the links below:
1. Governments Working Together For Progress.
2. Bio-Tech Future On 110.
3. High-Tech and Environmentally Supportive Development.
4. Quality Education For Our Future's Foundation
5. Traffic Study - Past Present Future of the Route 110 Corridor
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The Route 110 Corridor: An Emerging Hub for Business, Professional and Technology-Intensive Services
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By Dr. Pearl M. Kamer, LIA Chief Economist
The Route 110 corridor, which extends through the Towns of Huntington and Babylon, has become one of Long Island's premier business hubs. The corridor's economic focus has shifted dramatically over the past several decades. Once a major agricultural center, it later becamethe focus of manufacturing, warehousing and finally retailing.
More recently, it has evolved as a center for business, professional and technology-intensive services. This article analyzes the current mix of business activity in the Route 110 corridor and discusses the corridor's future as a growing technology hub. Read more...
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LI's New Restaurant Row
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Blackstone Steakhouse
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There's an expanded menu on the Route 110 Corridor with the addition of two new dining establishments.
The new establishments include Blackstone Steakhouse and Food Studio & Cocktail Salon both in Melville.
Read more.
The Route 110 Redevelopment Corp. is a Not-For-Profit organization that aims to attract and retain environmentally-friendly, High-tech and Bio-tech firms that generate stable jobs.
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For more information on relocating your firm to this exciting technology and business hub go to our contact form.
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