QUEENSBURY
At The Center of OPPORTUNITY
Located at the southern gateway to the Adirondacks, Queensbury blends economic vitality
With unmatched quality of life, making it a premier destination for business and innovation.
Queensbury Information at a Glance
29,155
Population
48.2
Median Age
$90,257
Median Household Income
$51,716
Per Capita Income
$390,000
Median Home Price Sale
12,907
Households
2.2
Persons Per Household
17,500 (est)
Workforce
98.3%
High School Graduation Rate
2,985
Total K-12 Enrollment
*Updated July 2025
Key Queensbury Industry Sectors
Advanced Manufacturing
Health & Social Services
Tourism & Recreation
Entrepreneurial Business
Queensbury Business Parks
The Town of Queensbury offers a range of shovel-ready business and light industrial parks strategically designed to support both existing enterprises and new investment. With modern infrastructure, flexible site options, and proximity to major transportation routes, Queensbury’s business parks provide ideal locations for companies seeking to grow in a vibrant, business-friendly community. Whether you’re expanding a local operation or relocating to the region, Queensbury delivers the space, services, and support to help your business thrive.
Major Business Parks in Queensbury, NY
Queensbury Business Park
Size: 56 acres total, with 41 acres currently available for development. Lots range from 2 to 9 acres (combinable for larger footprints)
Use Case: Certified NYS Shovel‑Ready light industrial park, ideally suited for tech, R&D, medical device manufacturing, and advanced industrial sectors. Infrastructure (road, water, sewer, power, telecom) is complete.
Location: Located 4.5 miles to I‑87 (Exit 18) and close to Floyd Bennett Memorial Airport, offering efficient regional connectivity.
Carey Road Industrial Park
Size & Build-Out Potential: Approximately 45 acres developed, with build-out capacity up to 65 acres. This park includes multiple facilities totaling ~376,000 SF occupied with the potential for expansions up to 617,000 SF across pending and speculative parcels.
Existing Tenants & Facilities:
Hudson Headwaters professional medical offices (~36,000 SF)
Adirondack Radiology Associates (~14,500 SF)
Morris Products (~63,000 SF)
Recent Development Activity: Expansion underway by Native Development Associates—for example, a 300,000 SF facility off Carey Road to accommodate Specialty Sales of California.
Airport Industrial Park (Warren County/Floyd Bennett Memorial Airport)
Size & Location: Approximately 8 acres located east of Warren County Airport, within an industrially zoned area near the county border in Queensbury. The site is ideal for multiple light industrial uses.
Infrastructure: Equipped with public water/sewer, 3‑phase electric, broadband connectivity, and classified as “shovel ready” with accessible utility frontage
Silver Circle (Industrial Park Area)
Located off Corinth Road near I‑87 Exit 18, adjacent to the Carey Road Industrial Park.
Offers up to 14 contiguous acres of light industrial-zoned property, with cul-de-sac road infrastructure already in place.
Ideal for businesses in manufacturing, distribution, or business services looking for small-to-mid sized lots ready for development.
A Thriving Business Environment
Queensbury is a community on the rise–home to a strong workforce, modern infrastructure, and a diverse business landscape. A premiere location with immediate access to I-87 for easy north/south market reach. With sectors ranging from advanced manufacturing, medical services, tourism, recreation and retail, Queensbury offers a supportive environment for both new and expanding businesses.
Queensbury: A Hub of World-Class Education
Superior K–12 Public Education
Queensbury Union Free School District (QUFSD) is one of only two districts in the Capital Region offering the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme
The IB Diploma Programme at Queensbury High School (authorized since March 2014) provides a globally recognized, academically rigorous curriculum for juniors and seniors
In June 2025, 39 IB juniors received the Presidential Award for Educational Excellence, a testament to both academic rigor and student achievement queensburyschool.org.
Postsecondary Opportunities – SUNY Adirondack
Located on a 114-acre suburban campus in Queensbury, SUNY Adirondack serves as the region’s premier community college
Offers over 30 associate degree and certificate programs, including pathways in Health Sciences, Business, Cybersecurity, Engineering, IT, Mechatronics, and more
The Regional Higher Education Center provides bachelor’s and master’s degree programs in partnership with colleges like SUNY Plattsburgh, Empire State, and Paul Smith’s College
Queensbury Parks and Recreation
Under the direction of Queensbury Town Supervisor John Strough, the Recreation Commission and the staff of the Department of Parks and Recreation are pleased to offer a variety of year-round programs, activities and facilities for Queensbury residents. We encourage you and your family to take advantage of these recreational opportunities and hope they serve to make your life more enjoyable. The Department of Parks and Recreation and the Commission also welcome your comments and suggestions with regard to new program ideas and activities. Please do not hesitate to contact the department at the Town Office Building during regular business hours. Commission meetings are held at 6:30 pm, on the first Tuesday of every month at the Town Office Building. We welcome your attendance.
Queensbury Parks and Trails
Parks & Trails
Feeder Canal Park
Glen Lake Canoe Launch
Gurney Lane Recreation Area
Halfway Brook Trail
Hovey Pond Park
Hudson Pointe Nature Preserve
Hudson River Park
Meadowbrook Preserve
Ridge/Jenkinsville Park
Rush Pond Trail
Van Dusen Preserve
West End Park
Queensbury Comprehensive Plan
The Town of Queensbury is in the process of updating its Comprehensive Plan—a forward-thinking roadmap to guide responsible growth, economic development, and quality of life for the community over the next decade and beyond. As part of this process, the town has launched the Robust Community Connection initiative, a dedicated effort to ensure every voice is heard. Through in-person forums, surveys, and digital outreach, the initiative fosters open dialogue between residents, businesses, and local leaders—prioritizing transparency, accessibility, and inclusion. EDC Warren County is proud to support this important work as Queensbury shapes a vibrant, resilient future rooted in collaboration and community input.