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Article via WBFO By Mike DesmondApartment tenants are increasingly looking for parking spaces other than in a large lot where their cars can be covered with winter snow. That demand is leading to a surge in construction of indoor parking spaces.One recent example comes from Ellicott Development, which told the city Planning Board it's changing the design for 960 Busti to include a ramp to a modified basement."It's a nice amenity to provide to the tenants of the building, whether ...
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Article via Buffalo NewsEllicott Development Co. is seeking to rehabilitate an old existing building at 66 Best St. into a new medical office building for a chiropractor.The developer has filed for a variance from the Zoning Board of Appeals for the $500,000 project, which is near the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus. The single-story building, constructed in 1938, is about 4,410 square feet in size.The firm also bought the adjacent residential house, on Ellicott Street, said CEO ...
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Article via Buffalo Rising by queeneyesGround floor window installation is underway at 960 Busti Avenue (corner of Niagara Street). Back in December, BRO posted on the building’s upper windows going in. Now the rest of the building is coming around, adding to the increased vibrancy of a street that has got some big projects coming to pass this year. Learn more about this particular project scope by clicking here. “We see several exciting projects popping up on Niagara Street,” ...
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Article via Buffalo Business First by James FinkEllicott Development will be bringing a SPot Coffee location to a 5,000-square-foot retailing outparcel it is building in the Village of Kenmore.The restaurant chain will be opening as part of a renovation at the former George Washington Elementary School.Ellicott Development is constructing 21 market-rate apartments and some commercial and other retailers to the property, located where Delaware Avenue and Delaware Road intersect. SPot ...
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Article via Buffalo Business First by James FinkBishop Timon-St. Jude High School, is proposing a small addition to its athletics' facilities at the McKinley Parkway location in South Buffalo.And, the expansion is being financially covered by one of the school’s most famous graduates, Carl Paladino, Ellicott Development Co. chairman and founder.“We believe in helping the school,” said William Paladino, Ellicott president and CEO, and a Timon graduate, as is his father, ...
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Ellicott Development would like to warmly welcome our newest tenant, The Mahony-Fairmont, A Great American Eatery! The restaurant is expected to open on March 14th under Owner and Chef Brian Mahony. Although Chef Mahony lived and learned on the west coast for 13 years at the California Culinary Academy and getting classic training in Southern France, Mahony is Western New York born and raised, living in Williamsville before making his move. Since coming home to Buffalo, Mahony had been Executive ...
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Article via Buffalo Rising by Holly Metz DoyleThe Fairmont Creamery Company building is one of those structures in Buffalo that could easily have had a tragic end, but thanks to the Paladinos and Ellicott Development, the commanding building has been restored to a new glory. Its eight stories welcome you downtown as you drive along the 190, in some way announcing the renaissance of the city that is upon us.The 120,000 square foot edifice was originally built in 1920 as a cold storage ...
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