Buffalo Business

The home of the chicken wing is getting its first location for one of the biggest wing franchises in the world. How will they react?

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.