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Posted: July 27, 2009
Buckingham Properties www.buckprop.com
Buckingham Properties LLC is a locally-owned real estate development and management company headquartered in Rochester. Founded in 1970 by Larry Glazer, Buckingham Properties focuses on the adaptive re-use of existing commercial properties.
The company currently owns and manages more than 35 properties totaling 7.5 million s/f in the greater Rochester/Finger Lakes region stretching from Syracuse to LeRoy Holdings include industrial, office, retail, residential and mixed use/flex space; and prime vacant land ready for new-build opportunities.
Buckingham is a proponent of the "sale/leaseback" option for companies looking to shed property ownership/management duties, yet retain flexibility in their own space.
Our first major project was accumulating property now known as Oxford Sq. and developing it into a highly successful commercial and residential district by building, renovating and regulating uses and signage.
While property is key, and location is vital to any site selection, another key is people. Each department at Buckingham is staffed by highly talented individuals whose only responsibility is to satisfy the needs of tenants.
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