Buffalo Real Estate

Smaller apartment buildings are hot, more so than larger complexes—thanks to higher interest rates, tighter financial restrictions, and concerns about the economy.

Just a few days after selling his former Amherst home for $1.7 million, prominent local dentist Todd Shatkin has bought another Amherst house.

For the second time since last weekend’s Labor Day weekend, a private residence has sold for north of $1 million.

Another week, another sale of a private residence in Erie County, with the house selling for well north of $1 million.

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

Recent commercial real estate deals in the Buffalo area

Two more suburban homes - one in the Southtowns and the other in the Northtowns - have become the 45th and 46th private residence in Erie County to sell for more than $1 million this year.

Why did a 90-year-old house in Buffalo’s Delaware Park neighborhood sell in less than one week? And, why did it sell for its $2.1 million asking price?

Erie County’s pace for setting a new benchmark for the sale of $1 million-plus private residences continues with a house in Clarence’s tony Spaulding Lake subdivision becoming the 41st home sale this year to cross that threshold.

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.