Loan gives life to plans for downtown Buffalo lumber mill Developer wants to turn historic downtown building into mixed-use structure

Renovations aimed at transforming the former Spaghetti Warehouse building on Elm Street into a mixed-use, historic restoration effort crossed a major milestone, courtesy of Buffalo's primary economic development agency.

Three downtown Buffalo streets — including a pair of gateway roads — are in line for a makeover.

Directors of the Buffalo Urban Development Corporation (BUDC) have recommended that $1.25 million in Buffalo Building Reuse Project (BBRP) funds be invested to advance three key infrastructure projects downtown.

Sonwil ready and willing to build second warehouse on waterfront

Adams hopes future is looking up for One HSBC

Urban Land Institute to study HSBC tower

Out-of-town experts offer blunt recommendations for HSBC tower

Public money must play big role in HSBC tower conversion, panel says

Memories of Falls serve as inspiration

Serving Up New Opportunities For Restaurants

BUDC wants city funds to complete Ellicott St. upgrades

Restaurant planned for Market Arcade

Restaurateur bringing back Main Street site

Steering Toward The Future

Pearl Street Traffic Conversion Progressing

National Grid invests in city The Buffalo Building Reuse Project receives $4.25 million for vacant downtown properties

National Grid on board for Buffalo reuse effort

Company to Provide Matching Grants for Economic Development Projects and Marketing Program

Tax Credits for Older Buildings Have Plenty of Supporters

Brownfields present development opportunities

Environmental lawyer starting own practice

New, 22-acre Public Park Located in the Footprints of Transformed Brownfield; Multi-agency Efforts Fund $9M Environmental Remediation Project

There is nothing particularly "new" about the Buffalo River. In fact, much of what you see there is quite old: grain elevators, the westernmost terminus of the Erie Canal, even the Swannie House on Ohio Street and McBride's Pub on Chicago Street are pieces of history. What is going on right now, however, from Ohio Street to South Park, is the creation of Buffalo's third waterfront, according to David Stebbins, vice president/senior project manager at Buffalo Urban Development Corporation/ECIDA.

The Buffalo Urban Development Corporation (BUDC) is hosting its second public information meeting to discuss the preparation of the RiverBend Development Plan.