News & Media

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Oxford Pennant Announces Expansion Into New Facility at 775 Seneca

Oxford Pennant’s expansion into a larger Buffalo facility will support continued growth and increased production capacity.
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Buffalo manufacturer moves from Main Street to Larkinville

Oxford Pennant announced plans to relocate to a larger facility in Buffalo’s Larkin District to support continued growth and production expansion.
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Oxford Pennant moving to Custom Canvas site in Larkinville

Oxford Pennant announced plans to relocate and expand its operations to a larger facility in Buffalo’s Larkin District, allowing the company to consolidate its growing team and increase production capacity while continuing its long-term investment in the city.
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Oxford Pennant Relocating to Larkin District

The company is moving operations to the Larkin District as part of its expansion.
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Oxford Pennant Announces Seneca Street Expansion

Featured by WIVB | January 2026
Oxford Pennant plans to expand into a larger facility to support continued growth.
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Fountain Plaza Adding Downtown Buffalo Apartments

Featured by WGRZ | January 2026
Plans to convert the Norstar Building into apartments will bring new residential use to downtown Buffalo.
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That’s Historic: Norstar Building

Updated plans highlight the future of the historic Norstar Building as a residential redevelopment.
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Middlesex Savings Refis 880 Tech; Ciminelli Upsizes Loan to $30.8M

Recent refinancing activity supports continued growth across the company’s real estate portfolio.
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Big Deal: Bank of America Building Going Residential

Plans were announced to convert the former Bank of America building into residential units in downtown Buffalo.
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