Stephen Development News Today

Stephen Development hopes to begin work this year on a similar complex in the Village of Akron.

Stephen Development has repurposed 4,000 square feet of office space at its Clarence headquarters into Main Stage, the town's first coworking space.

Inspired by her father, Devon Powers is turning her lifelong love of reading into a business opportunity.

Clarence is exploring other ways to extend the skating season. Its options include buying refrigeration equipment for a longer-lasting outdoor rink near its new recreation facility or, possibly, partnering with

Anthony Cutaias Rane Property Management is finally moving ahead with its mixed-use project at Transit and Wolcott roads in Clarence, after more than four years of municipal review.

Stephen Development is asking for up to $185,063 in sales tax breaks, $27,938 in mortgage-tax relief and a 10-year payment-in-lieu-of-taxes on the property.

The Buffalo Urban Development Corp. is moving ahead with plans to add another 41,000 square feet of light industrial workspace to the agencys manufacturing hub on Buffalos East Side.

The Buffalo Urban Development Corp. is moving ahead with plans to add another 41,000 square feet of light industrial workspace to the agencys manufacturing hub on Buffalos East Side.

"It's an ideal location where you can put a lot of panels, and nobody will even know they're back there," said Noel Dill, vice president at Stephen Development.

Stephen Hospitality LLC, a subsidiary of Clarence-based Stephen Development LLC, announced the grand-opening of its new flagship hotel property, the Buffalo Airport Hotel, formally a Holiday Inn, located at the corner of Holtz Road and Genesee Street.