Jonathan D. Epstein is a News Business Reporter at The Buffalo News. He has been covering residential and commercial real estate and development since 2004, focusing on the resurgence of Western New York and its impact on the housing market and urban development. Jonathan's work has been featured in various outlets, including The Citizen, Wisconsin State Journal, and New Hampshire Union Leader, among others.
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Jonathan D. Epstein's coverage primarily focuses on local development projects, real estate, and government announcements in Buffalo, New York. His articles often involve neighborhood opposition to development projects and tax breaks for businesses.
If you have insights related to local development projects in Buffalo, particularly regarding the impact on neighborhoods or involving government policy and regulations, Jonathan is likely to be interested in your input. Additionally, if you can provide perspectives on real estate trends or sustainability within the local context of Buffalo or wider New York State region, it may align with his coverage areas.
Given his focus on press releases and government announcements related to local business and industry news, relevant pitches should center around these themes while keeping a strong emphasis on their relevance to the specific geographic area he covers.
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How the 716 Sports land deal adds up
By: Jonathan D. Epstein
The summer doldrums didn't hit developers in the Buffalo Niagara suburbs, where there are plenty of new projects in the works.
By: Jonathan D. Epstein
A vacant former Rite Aid Pharmacy on Millersport Highway in Amherst may soon become home to West Herr Automotive Group's Ford Commercial Service facility.
By: Jonathan D. Epstein
City and county leaders are exploring options to prevent or discourage the Seneca Nation of Indians from building a second gas station and convenience
By: Jonathan D. Epstein
We are turning vacant properties into quality, affordable homes, and giving families an opportunity to build equity, strengthen and stabilize neighborhoods and put down lasting roots,” Buffalo Mayor Sean Ryan said.
By: jonathan d. epstein, Jonathan D. Epstein
A proposal to construct 36 new apartments in three dilapidated multi-family structures on East Utica Street just off of Main Street ran into a potential brick wall after one of
By: Jonathan D. Epstein, jonathan d. epstein
The developers behind a proposed redevelopment of the Silo City complex into apartments and an arts colony are seeking an adaptive reuse permit from the Buffalo Common Council to allow
By: Jonathan D. Epstein
When Joshua Bowen and his wife, Lucia Leone , moved to Buffalo from North Carolina 13 years ago, they sought out a service that could provide home delivery for fresh fruit, vegetables and other foods.
By: Jonathan D. Epstein
The effort by Niagara Falls and Niagara County leaders to revive the north end of Main Street is taking another step forward, as a local developer
By: Jonathan D. Epstein
A century-old former school and an East Side medical and professional building that was originally home to a wallpaper and paint merchant are up for local landmark status that would protect the structures' history and prevent future demolition.
