A Landmark Sale at Wurlitzer Flats Signals Strong Demand in Buffalo’s Theater District
By Enas Latif | February 5, 2026
The first condominium has officially sold at Wurlitzer Flats for $990,000, signaling strong demand for luxury condos in Buffalo’s downtown Theater District. The full fourth floor residence at 674 Main Street was represented by Enas Latif and Joshua Sokolofsky and quickly attracted attention due to its rare combination of historic architecture and modern full floor living. In competitive urban markets like this, accurate pricing based on true market value and a well prepared comparative market analysis often play a major role in a successful sale.
Buyers evaluating luxury condos in Buffalo are increasingly focused on space, privacy, and long term equity, especially when inventory is limited and demand remains steady.
Full Floor Condos With Private Elevator Access
Each residence at Wurlitzer Flats occupies an entire floor, offering approximately 3,200 square feet of living space with two bedrooms and two and a half baths. Private elevator access opens directly into the unit, creating a true single residence experience that appeals to buyers working with a buyers agent who understands downtown Buffalo condo trends.
Interior features include hardwood floors, large windows that flood the space with natural light, Cafe by Design appliances, a wet bar, mudroom, and a large laundry room. Covered and gated parking for two vehicles per unit is accessible from Pearl Street, a key factor that often influences offer price decisions in urban properties.
A Historic Building With Modern Appeal
The circa 1895 Beaux Arts style building was originally constructed for A.E. Perren’s carriage manufacturing business and later became home to the Buffalo Wurlitzer Company for decades. Its historic significance contributes to the overall appraisal process and sets it apart from newer construction in the area.
Today, the building has been thoughtfully redeveloped for residential and commercial use, with 42 North Brewing Company occupying the first floor. Buyers considering downtown condos often factor in building history, neighborhood appeal, and long term property taxes when evaluating ownership opportunities.
One Luxury Condo Still Available
With the fourth floor unit now sold, attention has shifted to the remaining residence currently available at Wurlitzer Flats. The available unit offers the same full floor layout, private elevator access, premium finishes, and secure parking that drove demand for the recently sold condo. Buyers exploring Buffalo NY homes for sale will find this opportunity especially compelling in a low supply market.
As urban buyers continue to prioritize privacy, space, and walkable downtown living, opportunities like this are becoming increasingly rare. To view similar listings and active opportunities, explore our featured properties or connect directly with the listing team to discuss next steps, timelines, and the full closing costs involved in securing a luxury condo in Buffalo.
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