Most all second and third floors are now residential rental units. These developments to Palmyra's downtown are common to almost every community in the country. As transportation improved and retail facilities moved from of downtown areas, people naturally followed the convenience, value and variety the malls and strip centers offered. Many books and articles have been written on how the old downtowns of the past can survive and flourish. Some of the items of success is not to try to compete for the same retail sold at the surrounding malls and strip centers, but to specialize and provide the services not available at the larger stores.
Atmosphere is another way to provide an attractive shopping experience.
People love the charm of an old downtown, but typically dread the poor parking, narrow sidewalks and the poor weather shopping. P resently Palmyra's industrial uses are located in two areas of the village and two areas of the town. All four are within a one mile radius of each other. They include Division Street area near the Maple Avenue intersection, Division Street at the Quaker Road intersection, Park Drive in the village and Kent Street in the village. This site was created for Palmyra, New York, USA by Lewis Writing Services , Palmyra, New York.