The Neighborhood Plan created by Belmont Shelter calls for the construction of a 'clubhouse' on Michigan Avenue near Best. Here...

I stopped by City Hall this afternoon and picked up a copy of some of the site sketches for the East Side Housing Opportunities plan that I...

I took a closer look at Belmont Shelter's Neighborhood Plan and walked over to Ada Place the other day. Standing at the north end of A...

One of Midtown's most well known landmarks - Freddie's Donuts - is headed to the landfill. I spotted the wrecker in front of one of...

I've just placed this blog's comments into moderation mode due to a high level - 50/hour - of spam comments I've been receiving ...

According to Paul McDonnell - the archictect for the Board of Education and the City's liasion between the board and the Joint School Re...

The March 9th e-newsletter from George Grasser and the Partners for a Livable Western New York is available right here . An archive of prev...

Two weeks ago Belmont Shelter announced plans to build 50 "rent-to-own" houses in Buffalo's Cold Springs neighborhood. Here...

What happens when 1 out of 13 houses in your city is abandoned? In today's New York Times Magazine - All Boarded Up by Alex Kotlowitz...

The 'Woodlawn Row Houses' were built in 1896 at a time when electric street lights were first installed in the Queen City. At the t...

While places like 2 Girard and 1572 Jefferson seem to disappear from the streetscape overnight, other houses like this at 235 Woodlawn Ave...

North of Sycamore on Sherman Street, today. See Prairie Pics for additional views. ________________________________________________________...

There's a slight lag here. Mayor Brown takes the stage at the 36 minute mark. So slide the thingy to the right to miss the air. I'...

I drove by Queen of Peace last week and noticed the sign. Located at 1955 Genesee Street in Buffalo's Schiller Park neighborhood, the st...

Buffalo's newest blog - Joe the Planner - debuted yesterday! ...in my humble opinion, there are scant few good urban planning blogs, so...