BUFFALO, N.Y. — The Salvation Army is thinking big with its plans to rebuild its Buffalo campus and the project's cost reflects that.
The Main Street residential-anchored project is expected to cost $86 million, a reflection of its complexity, said Major Annette Lock, Salvation Army of Western New York executive director. The cost is more than four times the original $20 million budget announced last year, due to a new design and rising construction costs.
The organization is still working on funding for the project, she said.
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