Buffalo real estate

A former M&T Bank senior executive has sold his Clarence house for more than $1 million

The record-setting run of homes in Erie County selling for more than $1 million continues with four houses all surpassing that mark.

How much would you pay for an oil change? Or, how much for a Whopper? Try… $2 million in the case of the oil change and $1.7 million for the Whopper.

The flurry of residential real estate deals where homes are selling for north of $1 million continues on its record pace in Erie County.

For the third time in the past week, a house in Buffalo’s Delaware District has sold for more than $1 million.

For the second time in less than one week, a home in Buffalo’s Delaware District has sold and crossed the $1 million-plus threshold.

In one of the region’s largest retail-related transactions, the Union Consumer Square shopping center in Cheektowaga has been acquired by a downstate real estate investment group.

One of the newest homes built along Nottingham Terrace has become the 61st house this year, in Erie County, to sell for more than $1 million.

A North Buffalo school building that was once connected to the soon-to-be closed St. Rose of Lima Church and was renovated into market-rate apartments has been acquired by a local investment group.

A trio of suburban apartment buildings—all located in Cheektowaga and West Seneca—have both sold to a new investment group.