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City Seeking to Take Over Buffalo Grand Hotel - Buffalo Rising

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Mayor Christopher Scanlon held a news conference this morning to announce that the City of Buffalo will initiate legal proceedings under Article 19 of Real Property Actions and Proceedings Law to take ownership of the Buffalo Grand Hotel on Church Street.  The property, owned by Harry Stinson, has been vacant since 2022 after a fire in the hotel’s ballroom caused extensive damage. Scanlon noted that the property has 18 code violations and $89,00…
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City Seeking to Take Over Buffalo Grand Hotel - Buffalo Rising

Mayor Christopher Scanlon held a news conference this morning to announce that the City of Buffalo will initiate legal proceedings under Article 19 of Real Property Actions and Proceedings Law to take ownership of the Buffalo Grand Hotel on Church Street.  The property, owned by Harry Stinson, has been vacant since 2022 after a fire in the hotel’s ballroom caused extensive damage. Scanlon noted that the property has 18 code violations and $89,00…

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Buffalo Rising broke the news in on Thursday, June 19, 2025.
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