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The owner of the Silo City complex along the Buffalo River is partnering with a Florida developer to turn the peninsula of old grain silos and warehouses into a residential and artistic community. Miami-based Generation Development Group – led by managing principals Marvin Wilmoth and Anthony Ceroy – is working with Rigidized Metals Corp. CEO …
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The development team that wants to build a residential and artist’s-friendly community along the Silo City property say when their project is done within the next 10 years the investment could amount to more than $100 million and bring approximately 400 apartments to the property that overlooks the Buffalo River. Ambitious, yes they admit but, …
A Florida-based developer is heading a $40 million dollar mixed-use development. BUFFALO, N.Y. — A big piece of Buffalo’s history has sat vacant for years, but Silo City won’t be abandoned much longer. “We’re looking at doing a mixed-use development that has residential, commercial, community uses, artistic enhancements, and other uses as well,” said Marvin …
A Miami-based developer is proposing a transformative project at Silo City. Generation Development Group is working with owner Rick Smith and Carmina Wood Morris on the project. While details are scarce, Generation Development Group is taking the first step by seeking rezoning of the properties to allow residential uses. From the application to the City: …
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Silo City may soon be a neighborhood, not just a cultural activity center. A $100 million development plan for the waterfront industrial site is moving forward. Some people see the old concrete grain elevators near Ohio and Childs streets in the Old First Ward as just some historical junk from the days when Buffalo was …
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