Perry Projects News Today

The developers of the Commodore Perry Homes redevelopment project hosted a job fair on Wednesday for Buffalonians interested in participating in the redevelopment.

There are now discussions on moving $5 million in grant funding from Empire State Development to the city.

The rollout of adult-use retail cannabis stores has been halted not once but twice by legal injunctions caused by lawsuits against the Office of Cannabis Management

From the Niagara Thruway, Buffalo’s Cobblestone District looks like a neighborhood with a handful of old industrial buildings, a large casino and a bunch of parking lots. For some, however,

There has been a lack of affordable housing in Buffalo for many years, officials hope this project help to make improvements.

Christopher Wans $10 million plan to redevelop a long-neglected corner on the edge of downtown Buffalo and Allentown into apartments and shops got the go-ahead this week from the Buffalo

The Buffalo Municipal Housing Authority and developer Pennrose of suburban Philadelphia are seeking city Planning Board and Zoning Board of Appeals approval next week for the $200 million redevelopment of

The Buffalo Municipal Housing Authority and the development group, Pennrose, have big plans to overhaul these blighted buildings.

Today as part of Black History Month, we tell the story of LeRoi Johnson. He shares his journey from the Perry Projects in Buffalo to being a student activist at Canisius College in the late 60s, and his role as manager for his brother Rick James, the MaryJane Girls and other acts in the 80s. A prominent attorney, he is an internationally known artist with the exhibition "LeRoi: Living in Color" underway at the Burchfield-Penney Art Center. With earlier shows in Europe, Asia, Africa, a...

The Buffalo Municipal Housing Authority is taking the wraps off a plan called Reimagining The Perry Community.