A little catching up to do here, all listed below are inside city neighborhoods.
COMPLETED: North Buffalo. Pan-American Square Apartments. 3-buildings, 150 units, constructed in a long-vacant former railroad ROW. Of note is just further down from the apartments the 3rd and final phase of Colvin Estates was completed totaling 127 new single family homes in the former ROW.
Pan Am Square by
bpawlik, on Flickr
IN WORK: Mid Main Street. Main Street Lofts. 140 apartments and 7 townhomes (in rear, not shown), nearing completion.
Main Street Lofts by
bpawlik, on Flickr
IN WORK: Medical Center. The Lawrence. 132 apartments.
The Lawrence by
bpawlik, on Flickr
IN WORK: Elmwood Village. Elmwood-Bidwell mixed use renovation and new construction. 51 apartments plus retail in preserved storefronts. Work finishing up after long delay.
Elmwood-Bidwell by
bpawlik, on Flickr
COMPLETE: Black Rock. Kam Malt House. Conversion of former industrial property to 86 apartments and mixed use.
Malt House by
bpawlik, on Flickr
IN WORK: Downtown. Byers Building (aka Saturn Rings) offices converted to 53 apartments.
Byers by
bpawlik, on Flickr
IN WORK: Downtown. Dun Building. Office conversion to 36 apartments and mixed use.
Dun by
bpawlik, on Flickr
IN WORK: Larkinville. Iroquois Lofts. Conversion of industrial/warehouse to 64 apartments and mixed-use.
Iroquois Lofts by
bpawlik, on Flickr
IN WORK: Lower West Side/West Village. West Tupper new construction, 42 apartments and mixed use in historic neighborhood.
West Tupper by
bpawlik, on Flickr
IN WORK: Downtown/Canalside. Heritage Point. 64 apartments and mixed use on Canalside replica canal. Restarted after long delay.
Heritage Point by
bpawlik, on Flickr
COMPLETE: Downtown/Canalside. The Chandlery. Offices and mixed use on Canalside replica canal.
Chandlery by
bpawlik, on Flickr
IN WORK: Downtown/Canalside. Marine Drive Apartments Phase 1. 254 apartments plus commercial space in 4 buildings. These are updated replacements for adjacent building complex which will be torn down in phases later.
Marine by
bpawlik, on Flickr
COMPLETE: Old First Ward/Buffalo River. Silo City Phase 1. Conversion of American Malt House to 158 apartments and mixed use. Silo City is an area of active and abandoned grain silos and associated buildings.
Silo City by
bpawlik, on Flickr
IN WORK and partially COMPLETE: Old First Ward. Perry Homes Phase 1. 405 apartments and mixed use in 27 new buildings of various design and height over several city blocks.
Buffalo Misc by
Perry, on Flickr
COMPLETE: Buffalo Outer Harbor. Buffalo Harbor State Park and Outer Harbor park improvements, including creation of new public facilities, improved shoreline protection, large splash park, plus seasonal vendor spaces. Future plans include addition of cruise ship terminal at the Michigan Slip.
Buffalo Outer Harbor by
bpawlik, on Flickr
OTHER PROJECT STATUS:
The North Aud Site project at Canalside (251 apartments in 1-12-story, 1 six-story, 1 one-story retail building) is scheduled to imminently begin construction, with all permits issued and worksite cleared. The site is adjacent to the Chandlery, across from Heritage Point. Once begun, there will be 3 active worksites at Canalside.
The Main Street Metro Rail line has been extended with the opening of the DL&W Station, located in the building where cars are currently serviced. Additional building work is ongoing to add entrances and access directly to Key Bank Center and the Cobblestone District. Plans for the upper floor use, previously announced, are on hold as there has been a change of contractor.
The upgrades of Lasalle Park, now called Ralph Wilson Centennial Park, have taken longer than planned and opening of the park will now be delayed until 2027.
Many, if not all, of the announced downtown projects by Douglas Development, aka Doug Jemal, have been cancelled or put on hold due to financial issues. This includes the Upper Terrace Apartments, Hotel Statler apartments, Mohawk Ramp expansion, Mahoney Building conversion, and all of the planned former Simon Electric building conversions ("Electric District"). Several of his properties are now for sale.
There are several other projects completed, ongoing, or planned throughout the city. I will try and gather more information and imagery and post later.
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