100 Wood Avenue
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Location
100 Wood Avenue Buffalo, NY 14211
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Lovejoy Council District.
SBL: 101.65-8-12
Erie County Property Info
County Tax Map (loads GIS page)
City of Buffalo Parcel Viewer
Owner
Mark Paradowski February 2016
Previously City of Buffalo
Physical Description
2 story, 2 family residential house with detached garage
Current Condition
Undergoing renovation.
Interior had been stripped of mechanicals by thieves prior to completion of board-up (2008-2014).
History
- Built 1910
- Continuously occupied for 98 years
- One owner from 1962 to 1995
- Five owners listed between 2000 and 2006
- Abandoned for 3 years of Citibank ownership and 3 years of City ownership
Recent Events and Actions Taken
- 2008 - Likely the last year it was occupied
- 2011 - First appearance at tax auction
- October 2012 - "Struck to City" on only its second appearance at auction
- April 30, 2014 - Demolition request by Real Estate Department submitted to the Preservation Board 4/30/2014, addressed 5/8/2014.
- Tabled: " To allow people in the community who are interested in purchasing and rehabbing some of the properties scheduled for demolition an opportunity to work with the Director of Real Estate."
- May 2014 - 'Request to Acquire' paperwork with financials submitted by potential buyer Mark Paradowski - walk-thru and rehab plan required to continue.
- July 3, 2014 - Real Estate schedules walk-thru time for property, but the City doesn't appear on site to open the building.
- July 30, 2014 - Real Estate schedules walk-thru time for property, but the City doesn't appear on site to open the building.
- October 3, 2014 - Real Estate schedules afternoon walk-thru time for property, but a demolition crew is sent by the City that morning instead.
- Asbestos remediation on site prevents afternoon entry for inspection
- October 7, 2014 - Inspections department states that state demolition funds ($10,700.00) have been allocated and the process cannot be stopped regardless of buyer interest
- October 9, 2014 - Councilman Fontana requested a temporarily hold on the demolition and personally led a walk-thru of the property. He also sent a clean up crew to clear the backyard and driveway of any debris for the sake of the neighbors.
- October 15, 2014 - Potential buyer submits a formal offer on the house, along with an estimated repair plan.
- June 2015 - Potential buyer pays for City-ordered appraisal from their approved list of companies. The appraisal states that October offer exceeded the actual worth of the house.
- July 9, 2015 - Appraisal of house is formally approved. City now requires documentation of financing for all potential costs of the entire house renovation.
- August 2015 - Term sheet is signed.
- September 2015 - Purchase Offer and Indemnity Agreement are sent.
- October 2015 - Buyer makes a down-payment on the house.
- February 3, 2016 - Closing date for purchase from the City. Purchased by Mark Paradowski, who has plans for a renovation to begin in the spring.
- August 2016 - Foundation repairs made
- October 2016 - New electrical service installed
- April 2017 - New tear-off roof and gutters installed
Other Pertinent Facts
Links
- City of Buffalo - Inrem Auction 46 Results
- Buffalo Rising, October 7, 2014 - Why sell a house if you can use tax dollars to tear it down instead?
- WIVB, October 2014 - Man trying to save vacant house from demolition
- WIVB, May 2016 - Big plans in the works for East Side house saved from demolition
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Added 2013-04-02 • Last changed 2018-03-21