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Commodore Perry building demolitions to start by summer - Vimarsana News

Commodore Perry building demolitions to start by summer

Buffalo's public housing authority plans to build 405 new residential units in a new mixed-income neighborhood that transforms the complex in the Old First Ward that has been sitting vacant

First phase of the Commodore Perry redevelopment project set to begin - Vimarsana News

First phase of the Commodore Perry redevelopment project set to begin

Officials said the Commodore Perry redevelopment project will begin with the demolition of 24 vacant apartment buildings.

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Mayor Brown, BMHA board take 'sweeping actions' to facilitate $260 million first phase of Commodore Perry project - Vimarsana News

Mayor Brown, BMHA board take 'sweeping actions' to facilitate $260 million first phase of Commodore Perry project

City of Buffalo Mayor Byron W. Brown and the Buffalo Municipal Housing Authority (BMHA) board of commissioners took coordinated actions that are necessary to begin work on the first phase of the transformative Commodore Perry redevelopment project.

BMHA unveils plans for Douglass, Francis John apartments - Vimarsana News

BMHA unveils plans for Douglass, Francis John apartments

The Buffalo Municipal Housing Authority is moving on with its $28.8 million plan to renovate the Frederick Douglass II and Francis John Senior Apartments, but with a new developer.

With Savarino out, Rodriguez Construction steps up on Housing Authority projects - Vimarsana News

With Savarino out, Rodriguez Construction steps up on Housing Authority projects

The sudden closure of Savarino Companies last month has had its first casualty, as the Buffalo Municipal Housing Authority had to scramble to line up a new construction manager for