715 Main Street

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Photo credit: David Torke fixBuffalo, Buffalo Rising, and Mark Paradowski

Location

715 Main Street, Buffalo, NY 14203
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Ellicott Council District
SBL: 111.30-3-11
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Adjacent to: 723 Main Street
Across from: 695 Main Street and 716 Main Street

Owner

Chris Jacobs, Avalon Development
737 MAIN STREET LLC per propertyviewer
Search NYS Corporation Database for 737 MAIN STREET LLC

Avalon Development also owns 723 Main Street, 731 Main Street, 733 Main Street, and 739 Main Street

Physical Description

One story 6,110 sq.ft. commercial building

Current Condition

Renovated and in use

History

  • Former M&T Bank branch

Recent Events and Actions Taken

  • 2008 - Avalon Development purchases building for $450,000 from Zenger Development Corp
  • 2008-2009 - 700 block of Main Street converted to 2 way traffic with bike lanes
  • 2009 - City Wine Merchant opens

Other Pertinent Facts

  • Located in the Theater Historic Preservation District

Links


Newest Pages

■ St. Rose of Lima School ■ 1291 Main Street ■ 22 Chateau Terrace ■ 807 Clinton Street ■ 250 Richmond Avenue ■ Liberty Tailors ■ 1966 Niagara Street ■ 1942 Niagara Street ■ 1930 Niagara Street ■ 2018 Main Street, Niagara Falls NY 14305 ■ 1940 Niagara Street ■ 1932 Niagara Street ■ 1035 Jefferson Avenue ■ 701 Third Street, Niagara Falls ■ The Turtle - Native American Center for the Arts ■ Nabisco Elevator, Niagara Falls ■ 945 Washington Street ■ 941 Washington Street ■ 931 Washington Street ■ 929 Washington Street ■ 927 Washington Street ■ Prophet Isaiah's Second Coming House ■ 1681 Main Street ■ 1215 Niagara Street ■ 882 West Avenue ■ 878 West Avenue ■ 29 Minton Street ■ Paramount Lodge ■ 21 Anderson Place ■ 2505 Main Street

Added 2013-08-29 • Last changed 2014-05-19

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