Residential - Ellicott Development

The Pros and Cons of Apartment Searches in Buffalo

December 19, 2018

The benefits and drawbacks of finding an apartment in New York’s Queen City. Buffalo, New York is a popular city for young professionals and growing families. Home to several nationally-renowned universities and several major businesses, it has a thriving rental scene that’s full of great apartments and communities. If you are looking for a … Read more

How do Buffalo Apartment Units Measure-Up to National Statistics?

November 30, 2018

Buffalo, New York is a city rising from its rust-covered past. It has grown significantly in recent years as it attracts new industry and professionals willing to move to its historic downtown area. This growth comes along with a significant increase in rent prices in many areas. While rent has certainly increased, the relative safety … Read more

Apartment Decorating Ideas

September 14, 2018

Room in an apartment, space saving shelves

Decorating an apartment is a great way to make any space your own. Details both large and small can really make each room come alive all year long. Before you do anything else, it’s a good idea to start with an overall plan for your space. At our company, we provide a detailed list of … Read more

Five Reasons Buffalo is Great for Businesses

October 26, 2015

Cash is Shuffling into the Pockets of Entrepreneurs in Buffalo Buffalo’s renaissance is in full swing. Now is the ideal time to explore the possibilities and see what the area can do for your new or existing organization. Here are five reasons why business is booming in Buffalo. 1. Resources If you’re a budding entrepreneur … Read more

960 Busti Avenue Conversion to Include 18 Apartments and Commercial Space

February 23, 2015

Article via Buffalo Rising
By wcperspective

With the apartment market red hot, Ellicott Development Company is dusting off plans to put residential units in a four-story commercial building at 960 Busti Avenue. The company purchased the site in April 2008 along with a nearby property at 1050 Niagara Street from Ciminelli Development.

The circa-1930, 56,000 sq.ft. building is north of the Peace Bridge and overlooks the Niagara River. It was home to General Electric until about 1968 when Multiform Desiccants occupied the building until 1995. The building has been vacant for the past 20 years.

A reuse plan for the property prepared several years ago called for 23 residential units and commercial space. The new plan submitted to the City calls for 18 apartments on the third and fourth floors. The first two levels would include approximately 27,500 sq.ft. of commercial and retail space.

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