Holling Press / Holling Place Apartments

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Location

501 Washington Street, Buffalo, NY 14203 ‎
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Ellicott Council District
SBL: 111.46-8-10.1
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Next to: 517 Washington Street, 515 Washington Street, Tifft Block
Across from: 504 Washington Street, 500 Washington Street

Owner

Eran Epstein, E Square Capital LLC
WASHINGTON APARTMENTS LP per propertyviewer
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Physical Description

Ten story reinforced concrete building

Current Condition

Renovated into apartments

History

  • 1911 - Thomas Holling starts his own printing business, the Holling Press
  • 1924 - Construction completed of the new Holling plant designed by Colson & Hudson
  • 1937 - Holling is elected mayor of Buffalo

Recent Events and Actions Taken

  • 2003 - Purchased for $870,000
  • 2005 - $5 million renovation into 82 loft apartments by Eran Epstein. Savarino Construction was the general contractor and Dean Sutton Architects LLP handled design.

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Added 2013-08-27 • Last changed 2019-01-10

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