Another development project announced.
This one is at Ferry and Main st called Willoughby Exchange, a 10 story apartment complex with some retail and office space.
let the announcements continue...
Another development project announced.
This one is at Ferry and Main st called Willoughby Exchange, a 10 story apartment complex with some retail and office space.
let the announcements continue...
So he plans to knock down the ramshackle one-story, red-and-white building at the southeast corner of Main and East Ferry streets in Buffalo – his agency’s longtime main office – and replace it with a 10-story mixed-use building to be called Willougby Exchange, ensuring his family’s name remains on something physical for years to come. The new building will include his agency’s main office, as well as his own future residence on the top floor.
The $26 million project, which would include over 100 apartments and an urban market, is designed to capitalize on the new buzz around that neighborhood, and especially that intersection, where two of the four corners have seen redevelopment.
The project also features 19,000 square feet of commercial space, including the 2,230-square-foot Willoughby Insurance office; a three-story, 4,632-square-foot fitness studio with a pool at the corner of Ferry and Otis streets; 5,500 square feet of space that is still available; and 7,380 square feet of space designated for a urban store. Smith said the grocer would not be a national chain.
Smith said they hope to start by late fall and open in spring 2018.
An LLC registered to a Brooklyn address bought the Pierce Arrow office building and a portion of the factory for $3.8 million. Read Property Group shares the same address and they've done some fairly significant development in NYC and have been selling portions of a former brewery for big bucks:
There was a rumor floating around that Ciminelli was looking to buy the Pierce Bldg. Fingers crossed the Brooklyn developer (Read or otherwise) can pull something off here.
"In a surprise move, the Buffalo Planning Board Monday night approved four key measures that all-but-assures Buchheit’s $60 million Queen City Landing project on the city’s waterfront will proceed.
“I am beyond pleasantly surprised,” Buchheit said. “I’d like to get going as soon as possible.”"
"In a surprise move, the Buffalo Planning Board Monday night approved four key measures that all-but-assures Buchheit’s $60 million Queen City Landing project on the city’s waterfront will proceed.
“I am beyond pleasantly surprised,” Buchheit said. “I’d like to get going as soon as possible.”"
After tweaking their approved design and getting slapped with a stop-work order by the City, Ellicott Dev. had to go back to the Planning Board for re-approval. Here's the latest for 905 Elmwood:
Buffalo's tallest building has been purchased for a bargain price of $12 million by a Washington DC developer.
I have my fingers crossed.
It would be nice to see this redeveloped as a mixed use office, hotel, retail and residential complex.
Buffalo is doing a lot of solid looking infill and renovation work to its traditional neighborhoods.
It might not have a lot of tall buildings(but it at least has a few which aren't awful) but it has much more extensive and intact urban neighborhoods than the sunbelt boomtowns 5x its size AND also better than whats in comparable rust belt places like Cleveland even...
Bill Breeser is renovating 1225 Niagara - 3 apartments plus restaurant. He's also planning a future addition to the north that would fill the lot next door:
18 new apartments and 9,052 sq.ft. of commercial space at Broadway/Michigan:
Ciminelli Real Estate Corporation has unveiled the draft design for its second office and research building on the medical campus. The Boston Office of Perkins + Will has been selected for 11-story project that will feature 300,000 to 350,000 sq.ft. of space.
The Arbor building will include 6,000 square feet of retail space, 33 apartments/for-sale condominiums, and 13 parking spaces.
Reverie will be located along Elmwood Avenue on the northern block of the site. The building will include 6,000 square-feet of retail space, 53 apartment units, and 137 parking spaces.
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