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

A warehouse storage building off Genesee Street is being targeted for redevelopment into a new apartment facility and neighborhood clinic in the latest effort by a developer to strengthen an East Side neighborhood. Larry Regan’s Regan Development Corp. of Ardsley, N.Y., wants to convert the 100,000-square-foot building at 19 Doat St. into 74 affordable-housing apartments,..

Apartments will target low-to-moderate income residents. < BACK

An East Side warehouse has a bright future. Regan Development is proposing to convert a four-story building at 19 Doat Street near Genesee Street into a 74-unit apartment building along with an 8,200 sq.ft. neighborhood clinic to be run by Jericho Road Community Health. This would be Ardsley, New York-based Regan Development’s third Buffalo project...

A public hearing will be held on Erie Canal Harbor Development Corp.’s plans to build two new structures at Canalside. The one-hour public meeting will be held 6 p.m. Jan. 4 in the Central Library. The waterfront agency plans to build the Union Block building just north of the Naval Park, along the Commercial Slip, and..

Erie County Harbor Development Corp. to invest $12 million to construct a pavilion and ‘Union Block’ building. < BACK  

For more than 140 years, 27 acres east of Main Street has been devoid of homes. First, it was a rock quarry, as the Buffalo Cement Co. dug up raw materials from 1877 to 1948. Then the area in the Fillmore-Leroy neighborhood was filled in with clay, sand, gravel, bricks, fractured limestone, slag and industrial..

Henry and Tricia Semmelhack meticulously worked on their dream house when it was built 33 years ago. The retired couple — both of whom are known throughout the Buffalo business community — are taking the same meticulous approach in selling their 6,100-square-foot, specially designed Town of Elma residence that sits on 35 acres of land and offers..