Charles Street Business Park

City of Binghamton Mayor Jared Kraham announced an option agreement for future cannabis business development at Charles Street Business Park.

Binghamton Mayor Richard David says a Syracuse-based developer is continuing to consider acquiring a 21-acre First Ward site and an abandoned power plant.

A Syracuse-based company is prepared to acquire a long-dormant Binghamton business park and a neighboring power generating facility.

Binghamton officials are talking with representatives of companies that have expressed interest in locating in a business park that's failed to meet expectations.

A company that markets discount coupon books is setting up operations in the former Emerson Network Power building in Binghamton's First Ward.

A marketing company is planning to set up operations in an abandoned Binghamton business park.

An empty 32-acre site that was supposed to become a "state-of-the-art urban technology park in Binghamton may return to life.

A once-promising "state-of-the-art urban technology park" in Binghamton now is for the birds. Literally.

A Binghamton site billed as a "state-of-the-art urban technology park" by the state Economic Development Council is being abandoned by its sole occupant.

A 32-acre property in Binghamton's First Ward is available for up to six new businesses. Mayor Richard David wants the city to be able to take ownership and start marketing the site.