NCIDA backs Buffalo Fuel tax breaks and microgrants, loan for Niagara County restaurants and brewery
Buffalo Fuel received approval for tax breaks, totaling $527,141 on a $2.24 million project
A 10-acre parcel of vacant land in a city-owned South Buffalo industrial park is garnering new interest.
Retech Systems and Rodriguez Construction Group will occupy the remaining spaces on the first, third and fourth floors at 683 Northland Ave.
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The four-story brick apartment building at 2813 Main St., near the corner of Depew Avenue, was purchased for $1.9 million.
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