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Remote work is the future, with regular work-from-home employee and contractor roles growing at a 140% rate over the past decade.However, when you have the capability to work remotely, you may wonder whether you should set up shop at home, in a coffee shop or somewhere completely different.It’s actually easier and more convenient than you might expect to rent a small office space, rather than working from home or floating from Starbucks to Starbucks. We’ve compiled a list with a few of ...
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Patrick’s Rooftop @ 500 Pearl opened earlier this month. This is really the second significant full scale rooftop lounge, party patio to open up in downtown Buffalo, the first being VUE Rooftop Lounge at The Curtiss Hotel. It’s hard to believe that we have essentially gone so long without having places like this, especially when so many people love this sort of sky-high locale.Read full article on Buffalo Rising. ...
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Aleron, the area’s largest talent solutions and workforce management company, has moved its headquarters to 500 Pearl Street. Over 30 individuals are now working from the state-of-the-art office space, including company executives and employees in business development, human resources, legal and contracts, marketing and communications, and purchasing.“It is our strong desire to be in downtown Buffalo as part of its renaissance,” said Scott Stenclik, CEO of Aleron.Read full article on ...
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Resurgence Brewery is pretty much open at this point, bringing with it a fantastic brewery experience to the Old First Ward. The wait was worth it for this one – a walk through Resurgence II is pretty spectacular. As far as local breweries go, the place is giant. But the owners have managed to tame the unwieldy space by creating a variety of rooms and levels that can close off from one another.Read full article on Buffalo Rising ...
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Article from Buffalo Business First By James FinkOn several fronts — some more visible than others — the development team behind the $100 million-plus Elmwood Crossing project continues to move forward.Elmwood Crossing, a joint effort between Ellicott Development Co. and Sinatra & Co., is the proposed plan to convert the former eight-acre Women & Children’s Hospital of Buffalo site from an urban medical center into a mixed-use community.“We’re not sitting back,” said Nick Sinatra, ...
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Article via Buffalo RisingThe Symphony Circle Active Living project at 271-291 North Street is going vertical. Ellicott Development is constructing the $30 million senior living facility. It will be three-stories fronting North Street but four stories in the rear.The 148,000 sq.ft. complex encompassing 119 one and two-bedroom units will have significant green space both in front of and behind the building. Services will include chef-prepared meals, housekeeping, in-unit laundry, full ...
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Article via Buffalo RisingWindows are going in at the former Our Lady of Lourdes church on Main Street, south of Best Street. The change so far is impressive. The church is being transformed by Ellicott Development into a mix of retail, restaurant, commercial office and residential uses.Two additional floors will be constructed within the open cathedral nave creating approximately 14,000 sq.ft. of space over three floors. Four market-rate apartments will be on the third floor and ...
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