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Dozens of New Homes To Be Built In East Buffalo and Cheektowaga
The wheels of progress seem to be rolling in New York State's second-largest city after the announcement of a partnership between several government agencies that will lead to the creation of nearly 100 newly built homes in Buffalo and Cheektowaga. It's been well-known for many years that Buffalo has had...
Developer Jemal Buys $2.55 million Property in Buffalo, New York
Developer/investor Douglas Jemal has added to his growing downtown Buffalo portfolio by acquiring a pre-Civil War era building that serves as key gateway into the central business district. In a multi-party deal, Jemals Seeburg Building LLC paid $2.55 million for the Genesee Gateway complex located at 111 Genesee St. and...
What Happened To The $1 House Program In Buffalo?
With how tough the housing market has been over the last few years, it should come as no surprise that the City of Baltimore, in Maryland, has been in the news a lot lately. Much like Buffalo, Baltimore has had several years of disinvestment in its urban areas, causing the city to have many vacant and abandoned houses all over the region. There are whole neighborhoods in Baltimore that are mainly empty and to help combat this trend, city officials in Maryland's largest city have come up with a program we might have heard about before here in Buffalo.
Long-vacant building to get new life in Buffalo's Theatre District
BUFFALO, N.Y. — Apartments, retail and restaurant space could revive a vacant six-story vacant building in Buffalo's Theater District. Details are scarce on plans for 505 Pearl Street, but owner TNC 505 Pearl LLC and CJS Architects have applied to City of Buffalo Common Council for an adaptive reuse permit for the property. According to the application, apartments are planned for most of the building. The rest would be commercial space, with retail or restaurant tenants yet to be determined.
Is It Cheaper To Buy Or Rent Your Home In Western New York
For many years in Buffalo's history, it has been cheaper in the the long run to buy your home as opposed to renting it in Western New York. With a largely stable housing market through the 2008 housing recession, Buffalo was fortunate to not be hit as hard as other areas around the nation.
Developer pitches 44 townhomes at former business park in Hamburg
HAMBURG, N.Y. — Dato Development is planning to build 44 townhomes in at the corner of Riley Avenue and Bayview Road in Hamburg. The Hamburg-based developer has proposed a total of 12 two-story buildings on a 4.88-acre parcel — 10 with four units each and two with two units, according to documents submitted to the town.
Perry housing complex to be demolished for new affordable homes
BUFFALO, N.Y. — A former Buffalo housing development is getting new life today. Now that financing is set, New York Gov. Kathy Hochul announced that the plans for Commodore Perry Homes in Buffalo are moving forward. Construction crews are rolling out storm water filters to keep debris from going...
First Time Homebuyer Programs To Help You In Buffalo
Buffalo continues a trend that just a few years ago would've been thought impossible: it has the hottest housing market in the entire United States of America. While the region has seen some serious price increases, the area remains relatively affordable to live in, the Buffalo area, and coupled with the reality that our housing prices are still pretty low compared to other cities in America. Even with lower than-normal housing inventory, houses are available to buy and have the perfect scenario to create a red-hot market with increasing prices.
This New York City Paid More Than $1M To Buy Private Street
Real estate has been a hot topic in Western New York this year. With areas all around the 716 seeing record-high increases in rent and housing prices, along with all sorts of development happening in the region, there's no wonder why organizations like Zillow expect Buffalo to be the hottest housing market in America.
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