New Specialty Care Center to Transform Former Kmart Site in Troy
August 7, 2025 - 01:44
The Frances and Kenneth Eisenberg Troy Center for Specialty Care has officially broken ground on a significant $250 million development at the site of the former Kmart headquarters in Troy. This ambitious project aims to create a comprehensive health care facility that will serve as a cornerstone for a larger mixed-use development in the area.
In addition to the specialty care center, the project is set to include various amenities such as retail spaces, dining options, residential housing, and a hotel. This multifaceted development is expected to enhance the local economy, providing jobs and attracting visitors to the area.
Community leaders and health care officials are optimistic about the potential impact of this project, which is designed to improve access to specialized medical services while also revitalizing the surrounding neighborhood. As construction progresses, residents can look forward to a vibrant new hub that combines health care with essential services and leisure opportunities.
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