Working with restaurants is something very familiar to Ellicott Development. We have a wide variety of desirable, high traffic locations and have already worked with a number of establishments to help them find the perfect space for their business. Large or small, chain or local, the EDC commercial leasing team will work with any restaurant.
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Check out this Great Buffalo Video
Since its founding, Buffalo has been home to innovators and entrepreneurs – that legacy continues today. 43North has teamed up with Buffalo Niagara Enterprise and Paget Films to tell the story of a forward-looking city with a proud past.
Our Historic Buffalo Buildings
Many of the Ellicott Development properties and buildings have interesting pasts and fascinating history behind them. A few of our buildings are listed on the National Register of Historic Places and many of the buildings are extremely architecturally significant for Buffalo. When working on a new project, we find it extremely important to remember the history of our properties and appreciate their precedents.
Take a Look at Our Exciting New Projects in Kenmore and Buffalo
The Buffalo, New York area is an exciting place to live and work. At Ellicott Development, we love our community. That’s why you’ll find us doing everything from working on cool projects to giving away staycations at Buffalo Bills games.
Demand for Downtown Buffalo Living Rises
The demand for city apartments is notably on the rise. More and more, people are making the decision to rent rather than buy. All types of people from young professionals to senior citizens are enjoying the perks of renting apartments in Buffalo. Upscale luxury apartments are particularly popular for those who are choosing to rent in place of purchasing a home.
If you are looking into renting apartments in downtown Buffalo, chances are you have seen or heard something about an Ellicott Development property. EDC manages over 7 million square feet of office, retail, and residential space, making us the largest private landlord in Buffalo.
20th Annual The Ellicott Development Belesario A. Paladino and Patrick J. Paladino Golf Tournament
In 1996, the idea of hosting an Ellicott Development golf tournament was encouraged by Belesario Paladino, the father of Carl Paladino, and Leon McCoy, a residential leasing agent and brother-in-law to Carl Paladino. Just a few months after beginning to organize the outing, Belesario Paladino passed away. In honor of his memory, the golf tournament was named “Ellicott Development Company Belesario Paladino Golf Tournament”. Sadly, a little more than a decade later, tragedy struck in 2009 when Patrick Paladino, son of Carl, passed away from a car accident. Patrick always looked forward to this event as he loved playing with family and close friends. This brought upon the renaming of the event “The Ellicott Development Belesario A. Paladino and Patrick J. Paladino Golf Tournament.”
Recent Ellicott Development Acquisitions
Ellicott Development has recently made a quite a few real estate purchases. Following the acquisition of the $2.17 million Ganson Street property, Ellicott has since bought 207 W. Huron Street and 451 Elmwood Avenue as well.
207 W. Huron Street is soon to be the former Pooley Inc. building. This property was technically purchased by Ellicott Development’s 8112 Group LLC for $300,000. Although the building eventually will be repurposed for something that has yet to be decided, Pooley will be leasing the property for now until the renovations at their new facility on Vulcan Street are complete. “The bottom line is that this is a good buy for a building in a good location,” Ellicott Development CEO William Paladino has stated.
