We have a chance to work together for jobs and opportunity, creating a cutting-edge digital campus, new parks, and an event center… all without burdening taxpayers with unfunded dreams and ill-conceived schemes.
But only if we work together.
Urbacon, one of the premier developers of commercial and industrial properties in Canada and the northern United States, has teamed up with Niagara Falls Redevelopment (NFR) to announce a landmark partnership to develop the Niagara Digital Campus. This innovative, $1.5 billion technology and data hub will bring thousands of jobs and cutting-edge technological infrastructure to the City of Niagara Falls.
Building on the unique strengths of the Niagara Falls area, the development will be energy efficient, low noise and blend seamlessly with the surrounding area.
As part of the proposal, NFR has pledged to donate more than 10 acres of land to the city, and provide $3.5 million over ten years for upkeep, maintenance, and economic development projects.
The jobs are real. The future is clear.
Let’s build ’em both.
The nearly 500-page PUD application would further the Niagara Digital Campus, anticipated to bring an estimated 5,600 jobs during construction, as well as more than 550 permanent jobs when all phases are complete
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