Riverview Solar Technology Park

Riverview Solar Technology Park is an innovative 180 acre business park opened in 2007 and located on a beautiful setting next to the Niagara River.  Tenants here can enjoy the luxury of receiving all or a portion of their energy needs generated from onsite solar facilities. 

This New York State Shovel Ready Certified Solar Park is a truly unique environment – having a focus on green energy and preserving its natural surroundings while providing an economic vehicle to benefit the community.  The park developer’s stated mission was to create the energy and synergy at Riverview to attract organizations and institutions that will take full advantage of benefits available at New York’s first Solar Technology Park. 

Currently there are two existing multi-tenant buildings with an approved SEQRA to construct over 1,000,000 square feet of space.

Colvin Woods Business Park

One of the newest office parks in the Town of Tonawanda, Colvin Woods Business Park is located on a 40-acre site situated along the south side of the I-290 between Colvin Boulevard and Delaware Avenue.  It is within minutes of four international border crossings and is a short 15-minute drive from the Buffalo Niagara International Airport. 

Currently home to J.W. Danforth, United HealthCare and the U.S. Border Patrol, Colvin Woods has approximately 14 acres remaining for development and is zoned for a Performance Standards Use District.

North Youngmann Commerce Centre

The North Youngmann Commerce Center (NYCC) is an 80-acre parcel of town-owned land located immediately adjacent to the I-290. The town has completed the SEQR approval process and has secured funding for access roads from East Park Drive and Two Mile Creek Road.

Fire Tower Industrial Park

The Fire Tower Industrial Park is a 63-acre site launched by the Town of Tonawanda in the mid-1980s. Although vacant parcels are sold out, two existing buildings are presently for sale.  Current occupants include: Unifrax, HDM, K.J. Electric, FCMP, Oden, Fleet Pride, GBG and Guildcraft.

Pearce Industrial Park

The Pearce Industrial Park is a 60-acre site developed privately in the early 1970s.  Current occupants include: Coca Cola Bottling of Buffalo, Science Kit, Frey Electric, Summers Industries, DKP Buffalo and Yellow Freight

Interstate Commerce Centre

The Interstate Commerce Center includes 310,000 sf of research and development, warehouse, light manufacturing, distribution and service space. The 42-acre park provides excellent exposure from the I-190 Expressway at the Grand Island Bridge. The complex has been tremendously successful, particularly with Canadian companies, due to its proximity to both the Peace Bridge and the Lewiston Queenstown Bridge. Approximately 35% of ICC tenants are Canadian firms.

Tonawanda Commerce Centre

The Tonawanda Commerce Centre is a 35-acre parcel that includes both rehab and new building space, ranging from 15,000 to 80,000 SF. An example of Uniland's more economically priced space with more than 1 million SF, Tonawanda Commerce Centre is suitable for research and development, light manufacturing and distribution uses.

Kenmore Ave., River Rd. and Sawyer Ave.

This area hosts some of Buffalo Niagara’s largest manufacturing operations, including General Motors Powertrain, E.I. DuPont de Nemours, Goodyear-Dunlop Tire, 3M, and FMC.

Woodward Avenue

Praxair anchors this area which sits between Sheridan Park and Kenmore Avenue.  Other companies include R.P. Adams, and Hohl Industries. Currently, small sites are available for development in this area