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The Data Center Next Door
Can buildings full of machines make good neighbors?
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Photos
Luminous Shots of Grain Elevators Like You've Never Seen Them Before
A Buffalo light show aims to turn the city's symbols of decline into a flashy tourist draw.
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Urban Wonk
The Problem With Calling Cities 'Post-Industrial'
It's time to come up with a new way of thinking and talking about places like Milwaukee, Pittsburgh, and Cleveland.
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Charts
Metros Clobbered by the Housing Crisis Are Growing Again
Populations in markets hit hard by the 2008 crisis – like Phoenix, Orlando, and Las Vegas – grew faster than others.
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An Urban-Suburban Compromise to Revitalize a Buffalo Neighborhood
Larkinville, Buffalo's most successful urban development initiative in decades, merges city hip with suburban convenience.
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Photos
The Rise and Fall of One of America's Most Innovative Hotel Chains
Statler grew up with America's cities.
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Photos
The NHL May Have Been Quiet, But Teams' Real Estate Guys Sure Were Busy
During the lockout, some teams changed arenas, others asked for new ones, and some even pushed forward with condo towers and complexes.
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Buy Some of Buffalo's Most Important Historic Buildings for $1
A small group of activists are using the internet to get residents to buy and restore homes from the city's golden age.
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Year in Review
2012's Most Important Preservation Battles
The gas stations, theaters and monuments saved this year.
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Buffalo Residents Team Up to Buy Old Train Station a $3,000 Gift
Happy holidays, Central Terminal.
