Tagged: 2022

Preservation Board votes could threaten two city reuse projects

By Jonathan D. Epstein

Read the full article from Buffalo News, here.

Plans by two developers to tear down and reuse properties in downtown Buffalo for larger projects suffered minor setbacks last week, after the city Preservation Board recommended that the city deny the necessary permits for Ellicott Development Co. and Iskalo Development Corp.

The votes do not automatically kill the developers’ requests or plans, since the board’s actions are not binding on properties that are not local landmarks or part of historic districts. But they could influence the final decisions by city officials, potentially delaying or derailing any projects.

We Need Public Housing, Not Affordable Housing

By Dan Darrah

Read the full article from Jacobin, here.

Homeownership is out of reach for millions in Canada and the US. One well-meaning response to this crisis has been to call for more affordable housing. But we should be demanding more social housing instead.

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