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Jonathan Epstein

Business Reporter at The Buffalo News

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  • Construction
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Recent Articles

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Salvatore sells Garden Place Hotel to Rudra Management

Thirty years after Russell Salvatore opened the 166-room luxury hotel on Transit Road, following the tremendous success of his Salvatore's Italian Gardens restaurant, his son Joseph has sold the hotel to Rudra Management and Rosewood Hotels, the company owned and led by hotelier Jayesh Patel.
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Glenview Heights affordable housing project gets clearance from Pla...

Belmont Housing Resources for WNY and CB-Emmanuel Realty plan to spend $175 million to transform the vacant 17-acre site along Fillmore Avenue, just below the Kensington Expressway, into the Glenview Heights apartment complex.
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Leadership of Ralph Wilson Park Conservancy resigns en masse

The top leadership of the Ralph Wilson Park Conservancy resigned abruptly and en masse in the last few weeks, leaving the nonprofit with no staff and only an acting chairman just months before the $250 million new public park is slated to begin reopening.
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Plaza Group continues downsizing in wake of founder's death

Plaza Group has sold a Sheridan Drive urgent-care clinic just west of Ciminelli Real Estate Corp.'s Centerpointe Corporate Park in Amherst, as the commercial real estate developer continues to reduce its holdings in the wake of the death of founder and owner Ron Alsheimer last April.
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From decarbonization to affordable housing: New development planned...

Good Carbon LLC, led by CEO Adam Serbert, is redeveloping the former Middlesex Garden Apartments, creating 40 updated one- and two-bedroom rental units, priced to be affordable for households earning 80% of the area median income.
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The Wilson Foundation is transforming WNY. Its largesse has come wi...

It has taken less than 10 years for the Ralph C. Wilson Jr. Foundation to become a powerhouse charitable organization in WNY. But behind the scenes, the Foundation and its staff have also earned a less charitable reputation in their dealings with local beneficiaries and others.
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Coming to downtown this summer: New pickleball courts, concerts and...

Get ready for some pickleball at Fountain Plaza this summer, along with other seasonal activities both new and old, as city officials and downtown promoters seek to make the area more lively and fun for both workers and residents.
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In a rarity for housing market, Ellicott plans 300-unit mixed-use d...

Ellicott Development is proposing a two-phase redevelopment of 105.6 acres in Orchard Park that would see the creation of 57 single-family patio homes, 112 townhomes, 168 apartments and three commercial buildings.
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Canalside project shift to affordable housing alarms business leaders

A group of downtown developers and business leaders are criticizing plans to build 251 apartments on the North Aud Block at Canalside because they believe it includes too much very-low-income and federally subsidized housing.
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State waterfront agency rejects criticism of North Aud Block projec...

State officials say they have no problem with the mix of apartments planned for the North Aud Block project at Canalside shifting away from market-rate units in favor of more housing for lower-income residents.
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Center for Jewish Life outgrew its space. Now it plans to more than...

A Jewish religious outreach organization that says its cramped space has limited its opportunities will get an opportunity to more than double in size after winning Amherst Planning Board approval.
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Former congressman wants state to start over with proposals for for...

Should New York rebid the proposed North Aud Block redevelopment? Former Rep. Chris Jacobs says the obvious answer is yes. The state disagrees.