The Richardson Olmsted Campus with its iconic towers, where Hotel Henry recently announced it was closing due to a steep drop in business amid the pandemic, Wednesday, Feb. 17, 2021.
Developer Douglas Jemal in Seneca One tower, the largest of the several redevelopment projects he is undertaking in Buffalo.
Developer Douglas Jemal is interested in leasing 10 buildings on the Richardson Olmsted Campus, including the three buildings occupied by Hotel Henry, centered around the twin towers, and seven buildings west of the hotel.
Developer Douglas Jemal said Wednesday that he is interested in adding Hotel Henry Urban Resort Conference Center to the group of notable properties he has purchased over the years, including Seneca One tower, Statler City and the Boulevard Mall.
Mark Sommer covers preservation, development, the waterfront, culture and more. He's also a former arts editor at The News.
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The developer said he'll do this for the couples regardless of whether he takes over operations of the hotel on the Richardson Olmsted Campus site.
Developer Douglas Jemal's interest in the Richardson Olmsted Campus goes far beyond the three buildings occupied by Hotel Henry.
Developer Douglas Jemal envisions residences, restaurants and more in the five brick buildings and one Medina sandstone building west of the h…
Savarino Cos. wants to put 71 apartments into the two easternmost buildings of the sprawling campus at 444 Forest Ave., according to applicati…
The Hotel Henry Urban Resort Conference Center, one of the nation's most acclaimed historic preservation projects in recent years, announced T…
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Two local developers plan to put residences for seniors and artists in five of the 10 unused buildings at the Richardson Olmsted Campus, a key…
Among the possible uses being discussed for other buildings on the 42-acre site: a university-based retirement
An aerial tour of the landmark Richardson Olmsted Campus in Buffalo, N.Y.
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