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The hottest hot spot for development? North Amherst

After years of relative inactivity, the more rural northern parts of Amherst are seeing a surge of new development projects that are bringing hundreds of new apartments aimed at young

IDAs in WNY back tax breaks for market-rate apartments

From Amherst, Clarence and Lancaster to Niagara County, local economic development agencies are increasingly approving tax breaks for market-rate housing and retail projects.

Muir Woods projects in Amherst advancing

Muir Woods is bustling with activity, with new developers and a new plan that focuses on low-rise housing, rather than big office buildings.

Construction Watch: 1017-21 Lafayette Avenue

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High interest rates force change in homebuilding plan

Officials say if the Adams Street Infill Housing Initiative succeeds, the concept could be replicated in other parts of the city, revitalizing more vacant lots.

Coming full circle at Dresser-Rand manufacturing plant in Olean

Vincent R. Volpe Jr., the former president and CEO of Dresser-Rand Group before it was acquired by Siemens AG, has started an engineering and manufacturing company that specializes in designing

Sawyer's Landing in Muir Woods heading to Amherst Planning Board

Mike Maywalt pays $600,000 for Gates Circle property - Buffalo Business First

Student-housing developer seeks $9M in tax breaks for $83M project at Muir Woods

Student-housing developer seeks $9M in tax breaks for $83M project at Muir Woods Buffalo News (NY) $83.3 million student-housing development at Muir Woods in Amherst says it needs nearly $9 million in tax breaks to make the project financially viable. The Austin, Texas-based real estate developer, Aspen Heights Partners, also is seeking an unusual property-tax arrangement to support the project, which includes nearly $5 million in infrastructure improvements for roads and utilities that it says go beyond the basic development. Aspen is planning to construct a residential complex of cottage and townhouse-style units on a 46-acre site, aimed at students at University at Buffalo. It's ultimately designed to accommodate as many as 1,800 students.