Buffalo Business

The former Flappy’s Pub/Ryan’s Grayside Grille - a popular West Seneca restaurant - is headed for a new life.

An iconic Buffalo bowling alley has sold while Ellicott Development has added to its growing local commercial real estate portfolio and a new life is planned for a former City of Tonawanda elementary school.

An East Side car wash that gained an international following - courtesy of the Goo Goo Dolls - is poised to make a comeback as a revived auto repair center.

The construction of a new cold storage facility in West Seneca could see a Georgia-based company investing more than $46 million on the project while creating 45 new jobs.

Two East Side Buffalo projects could spark more than $11 million in new investments in the city.

Increased sales and a rising demand for its products is prompting a Canadian manufacturer of industrial parts to undergo a major area expansion.

The fresh smell of flowers and the buzz of delivery vans have moved south on Transit Road as a popular flower shop in Western New York opened its doors to its new location.

As part of its nearly $3 million expansion, the historic Colored Musicians Club of Buffalo has completed the purchase of six properties needed for the project to advance.

Downstate investors have acquired a cluster of nine buildings that comprise the bulk of the Thruway Plaza.

Across the board, revenues generated by Batavia Downs patrons spiked upwardly during the first half of this year - and the effects are being felt regionally.