Stay up to date with the latest projects, expansions, and industry developments at JAG Group LLC.
Tim Barber see more development opportunities at Native Park in Queensbury.
Source: Albany Business Review
Prime Group Holdings has added a self-storage facility north of Saratoga Springs to its collection.
Source: Albany Business Review
Adirondack Winery is doubling its production capacity and expanding wholesale distribution. JAG is proud to support this local success story, reinforcing our role in high-impact commercial projects across Upstate NY.
Source: Albany Business Review
Saratoga County manufacturer RASP Inc. has tapped JAG to support a major expansion in Moreau. This project underscores our ability to deliver complex industrial work that drives local job creation.
Source: Albany Business Review
JAG is developing four new warehouses near Northway Exit 18 in Queensbury, transforming 33 acres into versatile industrial space slated for completion by late summer.
Source: Glens Falls Business Journal
JAG Group president Tim Barber moves ahead with plans to expand Carey Industrial Park warehouses in Queensbury.
Source: Albany Business Review
JAG is leading a $30 million expansion at Carey Industrial Park in Queensbury, adding new warehouse space that strengthens the region’s industrial infrastructure and creates opportunity for future tenants.
Source: Albany Business Review
The village of Lake George has reapproved a boat storage building for Shoreline Boats. JAG’s involvement highlights our ability to deliver waterfront and recreational infrastructure.
Source: The Post Star
We’re investing in our future with plans to build a new JAG Group headquarters near Exit 16 of the I-87 Northway, centralizing operations and strengthening our regional presence.
Source: Albany Business Review
Warren County’s NEPSI has secured approval for a $700,000 expansion. JAG is proud to contribute to projects that enhance advanced manufacturing capacity in the region.
Source: Albany Business Review
John Cannon is opening a new funeral home in Colonie this fall. JAG’s presence in projects like these demonstrates our flexibility across community-focused construction.
Source: Albany Business Review
Mohawk Honda is investing $1 million in its Schenectady County dealership. JAG’s work supports the auto sector with functional, scalable spaces that serve both business and community needs.
Source: Albany Business Review
