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One of Buffalo's most iconic structures is now the focus of a renewed redevelopment effort. Plans continue to revive the Richardson Olmsted Complex at Elmwood and Forest in Buffalo.

The business software company is guaranteeing to New York State – in exchange for much of the space inside 40 Fountain Plaza – that it will grow by another 350

The department has moved its operations out of the Douglas Development-owned building to a warehouse on North Hamilton Street.

A revamp of a 55-and-older complex located for decades on the site of two historic schools in Myrtle Beach has been completed, giving older adults an additional affordable housing option

The Barbados Water Authority (BWA) has conducted investigations into reports of intermittent water outages and low pressure that have impacted residents in parts of St Lucy and St Peter today. The issue is resulting from short stoppages which the Authority has been experiencing at one of its pumping stations in St Peter. Residents of Alleynedale Road, Babbs and the immediate surrounding districts in St Lucy; Upper Rose Hill, Mount Brevitor, …

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone will be showing on August 27 at 7 p.m.

New York State should be first in line to provide assistance.

Buffalo Rising, in collaboration with Douglas Development, EnergyMark, the Richardson Olmsted Campus and the Elmwood Village Association, are delighted to present “Sunset Cinema” on the South Lawn of the Richardson Olmsted Campus. This free outdoor movie series guarantees an evening of affordable family fun set against the magnificent backdrop of Buffalo’s architectural gem, Douglas Jemal’s

Jemals Douglas Development Corp. was selected last month as designated developer for the former Black Rock Academy and P.S. 51, concluding a process that began last November.

Melrose Solomon Enterprises has acquired Courthouse Square, a historic 120,031-square-foot office building in Old Town Alexandria, Va., for $29.9 million