The Planning Board and Preservation Board will review plans for the redevelopment of the Broadway Market in the coming weeks. The project, which is expected to cost $40-$45 million, will bring significant changes to the market. The Empire State Development has provided capital funding for the project, which will include renovations to the market's facilities and infrastructure.
The Broadway Market has long been a staple of the Buffalo community, providing fresh produce and other goods to residents. The redevelopment project will aim to preserve the market's historic character while also modernizing its facilities. Business owners and residents in the Broadway-Fillmore neighborhood will be affected by the project, as it will bring new economic opportunities and improvements to the area. The project's success will depend on its ability to balance the needs of the community with the need for modernization and growth.
As the review process moves forward, residents can expect to see significant changes to the market. A public meeting will be held next month to discuss the project's plans and timeline.