Jacob Tierney

Two Amherst apartment communities have a new — and local — owner.

The property that's home to Bob Weaver Motorsports in Wheatfield has new ownership.

Mt. Aaron Missionary Baptist Church is preparing to build 15 single-family homes on Grey Street, and pastor Aaron Jones hopes the project will serve as a model for further development in Buffalo.

Construction has begun on the North Aud Block, a $225 million mixed-use development with 251 apartments and 18,000 square feet of commercial space at Canalside.

Bringing new life to a landmark is a complicated task, and finding the right manpower locally is a painstaking process.

The new owner of the historic Courier-Express building said it could become a market-rate apartment community.

With a new youth center on the way, the Town of Amherst will seek to sell off the existing Eggertsville Youth and Community Center property.

A vacant former Rite Aid has sold after several years on the market, and new banners on the building promise a new tenant is coming soon.

The developer of a luxury condo community in the Elmwood Village is suing the construction manager, alleging numerous problems with the project have cost the company at least $3.5 million.

A local developer has purchased 6.4 acres in Amherst with a plan to build 14 homes on the site.