Took a walk on 3rd street in Niagara Falls to see the footprint of the new brewery project financed by NYS.  To read the Buffalo News reports it seemed like a brewery was being built.  But to read this sign it seems like the development company is willing to build a brewery for someone else.  Which is a different situation. 

Does this mean that if no one wants a brewery built by someone else, that you then lease back from the developer, that Niagara Falls could have a brand new vacant building?  Does it mean ground won’t be broken until there is a lease signed?

For those of us who are not English majors, nor development professionals, any idea what the details on this actually are?

Send any comments to tom@thecivicsproject.org

From the Buffalo News Article:

“The plans are to open an events space, with second-floor leased offices, at 500 Third St. in the former Niagara Hudson Building and a brewery-restaurant at 512 Third St. The cost of the projects totals almost $3.4 million, and the new facilities are to create at least 14 new jobs.”

Photo taken August 5, 2021
3rd Street, Niagara Falls, N.Y.
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