Developers announced for first 4 properties in Niagara Falls revitalization project

Falls selects first developers for Main Street revitalization efforts

Niagara Falls Mayor Robert Restaino says he remembers taking a walk on Main Street with former Niagara Gazette reporter Michelle DeLuca following the COVID-19 pandemic to discuss the future of the blighted downtown corridor.

'There's hope for the city': Niagara Falls announces developers for city-owned properties in Bridge District

Niagara Falls is taking its first major step toward breathing new life into the citys long-struggling Bridge District.Empire State Development and the City of Niagara Falls announced agreements Monday for the redevelopment of four properties, including the historic four-story Jenss Department Store on Main Street.The projects are part of a broader effort to transform 38 properties in the area, supported by a $2.5 million state grant awarded to t…

Deal in place to redevelop Jenss building, two other Main Street properties

Empire State Development and the City of Niagara Falls have agreements in place for the first four of 38 properties to be developed in the Bridge District of Niagara Falls, including the four-story former Jenss Department Store on Main Street.

Developers announced for first 4 properties in Niagara Falls revitalization project

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) -- The developers for the first four properties in the Niagara Falls revitalization project were announced Wednesday by Mayor Robert Restaino and Empire State Development (ESD). The project aims to rehabilitate a total of 38 properties in the city's Bridge District, which is located in the North Main Street area, for residential, retail, entertainment, office and educational uses. The properties were bought by the Niagara Fa…