Jonathan Epstein

After getting bombarded with inquiries from developers and property owners, Lackawanna has banned any commercial battery energy storage systems from being constructed or operated within city limits.

United House of Prayer for All People will have to wait a while longer before it can start its 28-unit townhome project on Adams and Watson streets, after the Buffalo Zoning Board of Appeals approved five variances, but tabled four others related to its design.

A fast-growing Westchester County law firm that has seven offices in four states after just four years is now tripling the size of its office in downtown Buffalo near Niagara Square.

A Canadian manufacturer of decorative and protective coatings for concrete floors and walls wants to establish a U.S. production beachhead in Cattaraugus County, where it hopes to get tax breaks

Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz is asking why the Erie Canal's bicentennial is not being celebrated and shouted from the rooftops this year, on the 200th anniversary of the opening of the waterway.

A state board recommended that 20 properties and districts to be added to the State and National Registers of Historic Places.

Seneca Gaming Corp. is expanding its real estate holdings in downtown Buffalo again, in an effort to add more gambling floor area to its casino by shifting back-office functions elsewhere.

Rich Products Corp. is expanding its presence on Niagara Street near its corporate headquarters campus.

Genesee County architecture firm selects 200-year-old Batavia house for new HQ

Leontios "Lee" Bahas, owner of Erie Painting & Maintenance on Rein Road, paid $1.2 million to acquire the 4.7-acre site at 777 Aero Drive that was the longtime home of Mademoiselle Gentleman's Club and then Tryst.

A small and relatively new machine shop in the Town of Cambria plans to relocate to larger space in the Town of Lockport, if it can obtain tax breaks to

Plans for a wind turbine manufacturing facility and a disposable plastics production plant to the Town of Lockport are moving ahead, now that the first has all of its approvals

NCIDA will vote on the application Wednesday.

New York's governor is taking aim at what she has identified as a major and growing new threat to eager homebuyers' ability to land their American dream: Wall Street.

Zephyr Partners has completed construction of the $43 million cannabis cultivation facility for Tampa, Fla.-based Fluent Corp., part of a much larger planned high-tech cannabis campus at the Buffalo Lakeside Commerce Park in South Buffalo.

This rendering shows one of the possible home designs for a proposed 34-lot subdivision by Natale Development off Clarence Center Road.

Three and a half years after paying $4.1 million to outbid eight other local and out-of-town parties, developer Douglas Jemal is seeking a buyer through a public online auction for the five-story former Mahoney State Office Building at 65 Court St.

Erie County officials are moving to relocate a rail yard in the Renaissance Commerce Park that is obstructing plans to open up more acreage at the Lackawanna site for redevelopment.

Sinatra & Company Real Estate said Friday that work on the $45 million project to construct a pair of new apartment buildings will not begin again for another three months, despite its previous pledge to the state late last year in exchange for a $4 million loan.

NCIDA approves sales tax breaks for Rupal Hospitality's renovation of Niagara Club building in Niagara Falls.