Rochester Bread News Today

Regency Multifamily, which also owns Red44 and The Pines apartment complexes in Rochester, paid $5.35 million for the future 210-unit Bakery Flats development at 300 11th Ave. NW.

An eclectic group of businesses now occupy the old horse barn and chicken hatchery located on the 1000 block of First Avenue Southeast.

An eclectic group of businesses now occupy the old horse barn and chicken hatchery located on the 1000 block of First Avenue Southeast.

The building, over nearly a century, employed hundreds and was connected to the city's economy.

Unraveled Escape Rooms, owned by Ryan and Jackie Steiner, is escaping the demolition of the former Rochester Bread Co. building at 300 11th Ave. NW by moving north to 4921 W. Frontage Road NW.

Ryan and Jackie Steiner are moving their Unraveled escape room business from their doomed building to a 4,400-square-square spot in the Slumberland complex at 4921 W. Frontage Road NW.

Rochester council approves zoning change to make way for potential 210-unit apartment complex at site of former bakery.

Property owner cites traffic concern related to potential 210-unit apartment complex on 11th Avenue Northwest site, as few additional public comments are voiced.

Owner of former Northwest Rochester bakery is asking the city to change status of property to allow potential development of apartment complex.

The concept calls for main-floor townhomes and six stories of apartments on the northwest Rochester site that once produced Wonder Bread.