Buffalo real estate

One of the newest homes built along Nottingham Terrace has become the 61st house this year, in Erie County, to sell for more than $1 million.

A North Buffalo school building that was once connected to the soon-to-be closed St. Rose of Lima Church and was renovated into market-rate apartments has been acquired by a local investment group.

A trio of suburban apartment buildings—all located in Cheektowaga and West Seneca—have both sold to a new investment group.

For the third time in recent weeks, a Buffalo-based investment group has sold one of its apartment holdings for a sizable profit.

What was once a parish house for one of downtown Buffalo’s oldest churches—and is now a mixed-use development anchored by market rate apartments—has been sold.

One of the oldest buildings in the heart of Buffalo’s Allentown District has landed a new owner.

The fate of a proposed six-story, residential anchored development in the heart of North Buffalo’s Hertel Avenue district could be clearer by mid-week.

The Tool Library Inc. has turned what had been a new leased location into a permanent home.

This year is setting a new record for private home sales in Erie County that have gone for north of $1 million.

A Delaware Park neighborhood house that dates back to the Pan-American Exposition era has become the 59th Erie County private residence to sell for more than $1 million.

Gold Wynn Allentown Lofts LLC paid $3,106,641 for the 10-unit former casket factory at 430 Virginia St. in Buffalo’s Allentown neighborhood.

And... the record was set in Elma.