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$1,289,000 Condo Sells in Buffalo, New York
The sale of an Elmwood Village condominium represents the 17th Erie County private residence to sell for more than $1 million this year. According to documents filed May 23 in the Erie County Clerk's office, the John A. Mitchell Revocable Trust and the Elizabeth S. Mitchell Revocable Trust paid $1.289 million for a condo in the Chason Affinity-developed Eleven Eleven condo project at 1111 Elmwood Ave.
Jemal lays out $4.2M plan to transform Main Street block
BUFFALO, N.Y. — Douglas Jemal has detailed his plans for new apartments and facade renovations in several buildings on the 500 block of Main Street. In a series of applications reviewed this week by the Buffalo preservation board, Douglas Development described a combined $4.2 million worth of work across three related projects and 515-521, 525 and 529 Main.
Warehouse Sells for $3.175 Million in Buffalo, New York
The sale of a fully leased warehouse/distribution center serves as a snapshot of the continued rising value of certain commercial real estate properties in the Buffalo Niagara region. Investors ES 1930 Military Rd LLC paid $3.175 million for a 34,499-square-foot building at 1930 Military Rd., Town of Tonawanda, according to...
$3.5 Million for Small Home in Western New York?
A modest-sized home is on the market for $3.5 Million in a suburb of Buffalo, New York. Why? Location, Location, Location. Housing prices have been on the rise all across the United States for some time now. In Upstate, Central, Western, The Capital Region, North Country, and the Southern Tier of New York State, prices have followed this trend. These regions have always been considered some of the most affordable places in the United States to buy a nice home. While that is still true, there's no doubt prices have gone up drastically. A home that cost, for example, $150,000 in a good neighborhood 5 years ago will sell for double, or more, that price today. Several factors have gone into driving prices up, making it a seller's market.
Developer moves ahead with plan for former downtown bookstore
Revitalization in the heart of downtown Buffalo! The iconic former Old Editions Bookshop on East Huron Street is set for a transformation into a vibrant commercial hub with residential apartments. Nearby, plans for a new parking lot await approval, with potential demolition of two vacant buildings on Oak Street this summer.
$3.5 Million for Small Home in Western New York?
A modest-sized home is on the market for $3.5 Million in a suburb of Buffalo, New York. Why? Location, Location, Location. Housing prices have been on the rise all across the United States for some time now. In Upstate, Central, Western, The Capital Region, North Country, and the Southern Tier of New York State, prices have followed this trend. These regions have always been considered some of the most affordable places in the United States to buy a nice home. While that is still true, there's no doubt prices have gone up drastically. A home that cost, for example, $150,000 in a good neighborhood 5 years ago will sell for double, or more, that price today. Several factors have gone into driving prices up, making it a seller's market.
TRICO building apartments
Discover the transformation of Buffalo's iconic TRICO building into stunning apartments! With 242 units, rooftop patios, and a mix of historic charm and modern amenities, the Trio building is set to welcome its first tenants. Get a glimpse of downtown's latest gem as it nears completion this summer.
Buffalo Has Absolutely Insane Apartment Rents in 2024
The rent for an apartment in Western New York is a record high. Look at some of these very average apartments that are available to rent in Western New York and their prices. People were mad looking at some of these prices and you can't blame them. $2,200 for a...
Buffalo Has Absolutely Insane Apartment Rents in 2024
The rent for an apartment in Western New York is a record high. Look at some of these very average apartments that are available to rent in Western New York and their prices. People were mad looking at some of these prices and you can't blame them. $2,200 for a...
Catholic Charities sells former church, rectory and school in Buffalo for $2M
BUFFALO, N.Y. — Catholic Charities of Buffalo has sold a former church, rectory and Catholic school on Buffalo's West Side for $2 million. The buyer, Albany Herkimer Campus LLC, is an affiliate of developer Faizan Haq of Williamsville. The sale included the former Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary...
Rick James House Sells For $1,490,000 in Buffalo, New York
A Buffalo house that was once owned by the late Rick James has become this year’s 15th private residence in Erie County to sell for more than $1 million. According to documents filed May 13 in the Erie County Clerk's office, the five-bedroom, circa 1915-era house at 79 Chapin Parkway was acquired by the Francis Allen 2024 Revocable Trust 041224, who paid $1.49 million for the property. The 5,211-square-foot house had been owned by Philip and Donna Niswander, according to the county clerk’s documents.
Two Buffalo Bills Staff Members Buy New Homes in Western New York
Two members of the Buffalo Bills staff have found new homes in Orchard Park. According to a May 15 filing in the Erie County Clerk's office, recently named chief operating officer for the Buffalo Bills and Buffalo Sabres, Pete Guelli, and his wife, Patricia, paid $1.125 million for a four-bedroom, 4,057-square-foot house in Orchard Park. The house, built in 2004, had been owned by the Gary Nickiel Revocable Living Trust, according to county clerk’s documents.
Historic Church Being Repurposed in Buffalo, New York
A historic Linwood District church - one that dates back 152 years - has been sold and will soon find a new life as an apartment-anchored, mixed-use development. Local investors 67 North St. LLC paid $450,000 for the circa-1872-era Ascension Church at 67 North St., according to documents filed May 13 in the Erie County Clerk's office. The long-vacant church had been owned by the Episcopal Diocese of Western New York.
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