The joined talents of Sinatra & Company Real Estate and Ellicott Development Company are preparing for the transformation of the former Women and Children’s Hospital of Buffalo. The sprawling campus, expanding over almost 8 acres, with over 600,000 square feet, across 8 distinct structures, will be rewoven into the existing neighborhood fabric.
What is Planned
The Elmwood Crossing plans include:
A hotel
A grocery store
A day care center
A health and wellness center
Residential ...
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Buffalo Rising: A New Phase Begins at former Children’s Hospital – Site Planning Continues
Article via Buffalo Rising
Eleven days into the New Year, and Sinatra & Company Real Estate and Ellicott Development Company have announced that it has awarded the planning and design process at the former Children’s Hospital site to Wendel Companies, Carmina Wood Morris and Silvestri Architects, so that they can get moving on initial projects, which will soon be available for public review.
Bill Paladino of Ellicott Development Company stated, “We can commence extensive investigative ...
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Business First: Children’s redevelopment will help, not hurt residential sales
Article via Buffalo Business First
By James Fink
Nick Sinatra talks about the positive impact the redevelopment of the now-closed Women & Children’s Hospital of Buffalo will have on neighborhoods around the Bryant Street building.
He also speaks with his personal checkbook since he’s in the process of buying a house on Oakland Place, a prestigious street that’s in the shadow of the former hospital.
How he and William Paladino, president and CEO of Ellicott Development Co., renovate ...
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Buffalo News: Paladino’s Ellicott Development overseeing several large projects
Article via the Buffalo News
By Jonathan D. Epstein
William Paladino is having a very busy season.
The CEO of Ellicott Development Co. is overseeing multiple projects in the city and the suburbs, including the construction of a 12-story tower on Pearl Street, the renovation of a six-story Michigan Avenue building and the development of Fairfield Inn in Amherst near University at Buffalo's North Campus.
Here's a look at work underway:
500 Pearl St.
A parking ramp at 500 Pearl is ...
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Buffalo Rising: Construction Watch: 500 Pearl Street
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The parking ramp portion of the 500 Pearl Street project is in place with the office, hotel, and apartment floors remaining to be added on top. The 12-story complex fronts Pearl, Franklin and W. Tupper streets.
500 Pearl Street will contain 11,000 sq.ft. of retail and restaurant space, 380 parking spaces on the first six levels, 52,000 sq.ft. of office space on the seventh and eighth floor, 14 apartments, and a 110-room hotel. ...
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Buffalo Rising: First Look: Our Lady of Lourdes Church Reuse
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Ellicott Development has submitted plans to the City for the renovation of the former Our Lady of Lourdes Church into a mix of uses. The church is located at the southeast corner of Best Street and Main Street, directly north of a six-story structure at 1091 Main Street that Ellicott Development will be starting construction on soon.
From the Planning Board Application:
We propose an adaptive restoration of the circa 1898 Our Lady of Lourdes Church. ...
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Business First: Ellicott Development adds to its Niagara Street portfolio
Article via Buffalo Business First
By Jim Fink
Ellicott Development Co. has increased its holdings by acquiring another property on Niagara Street.
According to documents filed in the Erie County Clerk’s office, Ellicott paid $365,000 for a four-story mostly apartment building at 1287 Niagara Street. The seller was listed as Erie-Niagara Public Benefit Funding Corp., according to the clerk’s office documents.
Built in the early 1900s, the 12,768-square-foot building has a mix of ...
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