Gates Circle News Today

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

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.

The Buffalo-based developer is undertaking a $16.75 million conversion of the 58,000-square-foot building at 1175 Delaware, creating 84 new apartments in the neighborhood adjacent to Canisius High School.

There are more than 120,000 properties listed on the National Register of Historic Places across New York.

Four years after first introducing it, Ellicott Development Co. is once again seeking to construct a new four-story mixed-use building at the southeast corner of Delaware and West Delavan avenues,

The buildings would be targeted toward a mixture of small commercial services, boutique shops and salons, with a coffee shop at the end building, as well as an outdoor seating

The city is moving forward with a plan to designate the Mohawk Ramp, the former Simon Electric properties and three buildings on Main Street as a blighted area deserving of

The new owner of the troubled former Emerald South nursing home on Delaware Avenue in Buffalo is poised to convert it into 83 apartments – including studio units that will

Those stories, and more, were among the items that made news 10, 20, 30, & 40 years ago this week.

Canterbury Woods unveiled its uniquely designed entertainment venue that will not only serve its 400 residents but be open to the general public for ticketed concerts, shows and other events.