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A fast-growing cookie shop is targeting Elmwood Village for its third location.

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.

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.

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

Sinatra & Co. Real Estate is wasting no time moving on to the next phase in the redevelopment of Elmwood Crossing.

Preservation Buffalo Niagara is seeking to have the Vaux Barn at 1119 Genesee declared a local landmark, which would ensure it cannot be torn down or altered without city Preservation

The new building on Jefferson would include a combination of offices, program space and some commercial space for a business incubator.

Eagle Property Capital bought Windrift, a multifamily property in Orlando, Fla., from Bridge Investment Group, for roughly $49 million.

Sinatra & Co. Real Estate has acquired Captiva Club, a 361-unit multifamily community in Tampa, Fla., from Eagle Property Capital.

The first phases of construction of the Heritage Point residential complex and Gateway building at Buffalos Inner Harbor signal a new and long-awaited phase of development along the downtown waterfront.