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The development firm owned by Carl and William Paladino wants to construct a building at the southeast corner of Delaware and West Delavan, featuring 41 residential units and first-floor commercial

The development firm owned by Carl and William Paladino wants to construct a building at the southeast corner of Delaware and West Delavan, featuring 41 residential units and first-floor commercial

The refresh at the 20-year-old hotel included a full interior renovation with furniture and operating supplies in guest rooms and public spaces.

After more than 15 years of frenetic activity that drove a big change in Buffalos skyline and the regions landscape, real estate development locally is slowing.

A quick read of news from the past week and a look ahead at whats coming next.

Six years after obtaining tax breaks from the Town of Lockport to open up a new contract data center, a Miami Beach-based firm that had pledged to create seven jobs

The Village of Lewiston Board of Trustees has joined the Planning Commission and Zoning Board of Appeals in signing off on Ellicott Developments proposed plaza modifications at 780 Center St.

The big trend in development across the Buffalo Niagara region is taking something old and turning it into something new, often tony apartments and a smattering of commercial space.

National Grid is supporting revitalization and growth in Western New York by providing more than $1 million in economic development grants to regional businesses that are redeveloping brownfield sites and historic buildings, repurposing abandoned and dilapidated properties, turning vacant stores into affordable housing units, renovating space to create a permanent home for a nonprofit organization, and more.

Buffalo contractor James Panepinto is expanding his warehouse business near the Cheektowaga town line, proposing to construct a 9,750-square-foot facility on the back corner of a property he owns on