A downstate developer is planning to move ahead with his proposal to convert a warehouse storage building off Genesee Street into a new low-income apartment facility and neighborhood health clinic after winning approval Monday evening from the Buffalo Planning Board. Larry Regan’s Regan Development Corp. of Ardsley, N.Y., wants to convert the 100,000-square-foot former Monarch..

East Side project, pegged at $10 million, to start this fall. < BACK

Two more hurdles are out of the way for a major adaptive reuse housing project on Buffalo’s East Side. The city Planning Board approved part of the plan and recommended to the Common Council that it issue a special permit so housing can be put on the first floor of the former Monarch Knitting plant...

The Erie Canal Harbor Development Corporation (ECHDC) Board of Directors has approved a contract for construction management services related to the Interpretive Structures Project, which encompasses two structures – the Union Block Building and The Pavilion. Both structures will mimic buildings that were previously located at the site, with similar massing. The Union Block Building will be..

Firm was low bidder for dual developments. < BACK

Prominent Buffalo civic leaders put their dream house on the market. < BACK

In the next step for a $10 million East Side housing project, a Buffalo Common Council committee is expected to consider allowing the early-1900s-era warehouse to undergo a proposed transformation. Representatives from Regan Development and HHL Architects will be meeting with the Council’s Legislation Committee, seeking its approval for the adaptive re-use of the former..

A rare residential new-build project is underway. First Amherst Development’s apartment project at 23 North Street, dubbed Nineteen North Apartments, has broken ground. The four-story building will contain 39 one and two-bedroom apartments along with 40 ground-floor parking spaces. The property is at the edge of the Allentown Historic Preservation District and just steps from..

Developers want to invest $10 million in East Side project. < BACK