December 14, 2019

LCB Capital LLC is seeking to construct a five-story apartment building at 505 Delaware Avenue.  The L-shaped new building would mostly replace a surface parking

The new breed of downtown developer Paul and Jim Stephen have created a successful development business in the green pastures of Clarence. Now they’re making

Housing Court Judge Patrick M. Carney inherited the vexing case of endangered, crumbling 19th-century Cobblestone District buildings in 2010, two years after city inspectors first

It’s time to pack up the clothes, the furniture, and the photos of the in-laws into cardboard boxes, load it all into a truck, and

CLAY, N.Y. — Much like ShoppingTown Mall before it, Great Northern Mall in the town of Clay continues to deteriorate. Onondaga County addressed the failures

An explanation of town/county tax bills received in the mail Residents of Greenburgh received their Town/County/tax bills this week. These taxes are due by the

QRS Music Rolls has sold a two-story building at 1016 Niagara Street.  Jonathan Kayser paid $365,000 for the 15,000 sq.ft. building that was built in

There’s no doubt about it: The U.S. housing market continues to run hot. Home shoppers are engaging in bidding wars at the highest clip ever recorded.

Overall, in New York, the population has been a little stagnant for the last decade. For one smaller city in Upstate New York, that is

The 11,000 square-foot lakeside mansion in Bolton Landing, New York sold for a record $8.35 million on April 1 and that’s no joke. “It’s the

There has been no shortage of theories on how the ongoing housing boom is going to end. Reopening corporate offices were supposed to tamp down

Excelsior Energy Center has been granted approval to build and operate a 280-megawatt solar farm with 20 megawatts of battery storage in the Town of

The Buffalo Niagara housing market is still going strong as the busy season for home shopping begins this spring. But the market also is shifting

The Buffalo Niagara housing market is still going strong as the busy season for home shopping begins this spring. But the market also is shifting

All systems are go for the City of Lockport’s first citywide property revaluation since 2011. The Common Council voted 4-2 Wednesday to keep the program

Teresa Watson had lived in her apartment for almost two years when her landlady realized she could do better. Five months into the pandemic, in

The majority of appraisals on home purchases in the United States can now be conducted without an appraiser ever stepping foot into the home —

A bill advancing in the Legislature would limit the ability of big box stores in Maine to use the so-called “dark store theory” to challenge

3rd Ward Alderman Mark Devine’s resolution to suspend the reassessment of the property value in the City of Lockport met defeat at the Wednesday night

A gauge of U.S. pending home sales fell unexpectedly in February for a fourth straight month as limited inventory continued to restrict a real estate

It’s hard to find an empty warehouse or manufacturing plant around the Buffalo Niagara region. But the jury’s still out on what happens with downtown

Two years after Amazon proposed a sprawling warehouse on Grand Island, only to see it fall through in the face of community opposition, the e-commerce

The Clarence company that erected 88 apartment and townhouse units along the Niagara River in North Tonawanda has new plans to bring more residents, and

Phil Nanula can’t believe how busy he’s been as a homebuilder. His company, Essex Homes of Western New York, has two housing developments in progress in

The California company that wants to install solar panels on 937 acres of central Niagara County farmland expects to file its revised application for a

Driven by a hot housing market, the first citywide property reassessment in Lockport since 2011 boosted the city’s total valuation by almost 50%, officials said

The Clarence company that erected 88 apartment and townhouse units along the Niagara River in North Tonawanda has new plans to bring more residents, and

It’s hard to find an empty warehouse or manufacturing plant around the Buffalo Niagara region. But the jury’s still out on what happens with downtown

SYRACUSE, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — Real estate platform ZeroDown compiled major statistics for the Syracuse, NY metro area real estate market for the four weeks ended Feb. 20, 2022.

BATAVIA — The Kmart building on Lewiston Road would still be empty, but part of the parking lot in front of Kmart, facing Lewiston Road,