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The Common Council voted in favor of giving Braymiller market $562,000 in pandemic-related funding Thursday, but the downtown market has not crossed the finish line with the money yet.

Parc View at Commonwealth, a 15-story, 168-unit apartment tower at 321 W. Grace St., is scheduled to be completed by next spring. 

With the original loan agreement scheduled to sunset in 2025, Buffalo Urban Development Corp. wants to start fresh – by pulling the plug on the old building reuse loan program.

I’ve noticed over the last few years that projects in the City of Buffalo that are undertaken by Doug Jemal and Douglas Development seem to be completed quickly and in

Jemal, who is trying to bring the rest of the Statler back to life, is adding another 30 hotel rooms and more than 100 additional apartments to the historic complex

A year after buying the deteriorating former King Sewing Machine Co. manufacturing plant in Riverside, developer Douglas Jemal wants to tear down portions of the fire-damaged facility on Crowley Avenue

Bitwise Industries has furloughed more than 900 employees across the U.S. this week. Buffalo employees open up to 7 News about the company's broken promises.

The effort to transform the Boulevard Mall into a mixed use neighborhood continues with the Town of Amherst seeking to clear a legal path.

Douglas Development, led by Douglas Jemal, is in negotiations to purchase The Roycroft Inn in East Aurora.

With public and private event spaces up and running, work continues behind the scenes on the rest of the $150 million overhaul.