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and last updated 2021-02-17 18:45:11-05 BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — Bringing new life to a downtown Buffalo landmark-- it's become commonplace for Douglas Jemal, and the developer with deep pockets can't hide his enthusiasm for his latest project of reimagining the historic Statler Hotel. "This is what I love to do. I love doing it in Buffalo", Jemal said during a recent tour of the construction site with WKBW Anchor Jeff Russo. Rob Neves Developer Douglas Jemal and his team are trying to help couples who lost wedding deposits at Hotel Henry. Jemal purchased the iconic Statler building from...

Other Half Brewing Company hosting pop up sale at Seneca One on Saturday Other Half Brewing Co. and last updated 2021-01-22 21:30:49-05 BUFFALO (WKBW) — Seneca One and Other Half Brewing Company are teaming up to bring a "surprise" pop up beer sale to downtown Buffalo on Saturday. Representatives from Other Half Brewing, based out of Brooklyn, will be on hand at Seneca One on Saturday January 23rd from 11-4 pm offering exclusive Other Half beers. The pop up will be located at the corner of Seneca and Main Street. Douglas Development "We are teaming up with Other Half Brewing Company d...

A developer with deep ties to Western New York, Douglas Jemal, has received a presidential pardon from outgoing President Trump.

Trump Pardons Prominent DC Developer Douglas Jemal The man who rebuilt much of Chinatown and Ivy City was convicted of wire fraud in 2006. Share Among Donald Trump’s last-minute spate of 73 pardons: prominent DC real estate developer Douglas Jemal. Jemal—who revitalized much of Chinatown’s commercial corridor and more recently redeveloped Northeast DC’s Ivy City—was convicted of wire fraud in 2006. The case against him revolved around public corruption, with prosecutors alleging the developer had bribed a DC government official to get contracts with inflated profits. Jemal maintai...

Donald Trump's background in commercial real estate shaped his presidency in many ways, from his administration's policies to his visits to Trump properties.