In 2017, Joseph Prybylski bought a 26,000-square-foot multi-use building on St. Joseph Street in Lancaster for $360,000. The property was recently valued by the town
WASHINGTON (April 23, 2020) – Nearly 3 in 4 Realtors® currently working with sellers this week – 74% – reported their clients haven’t reduced listing
Editor’s note: All of HomeLight’s coronavirus information for buyers, sellers, and agents is available on our COVID-19 hub. You might have heard that the Federal
American department stores, once all-powerful shopping meccas that anchored malls and Main Streets across the country, have been dealt blow after blow in the past
Mall and shopping center owners around the country are getting ready to come face to face with a major legal hurdle: Co-tenancy clauses. The coronavirus
Most towns in New York have a deadline of May 1 to publish tentative assessed values for each property. Those values are used to determine
There is a new takeout restaurant that is coming to East Amherst and plans to open for business this month! A former manager from The Columns
The Buffalo apartment market is seeing large investment from investors outside the area, an occurrence not seen in recent years. Real Estate Investment Trust Welltower
The City of Lackawanna has added another business to its Gateway Trade Zone along the Lake Erie side of Route 5, with a regional distribution
The odds appear to be in Saratoga’s favor that racing will return this year, but chances are it could look much different. The New York
By Lawrence Yun, chief economist, National Association of Realtors The lowest count of listed homes because of COVID 19. But inventory was already low even
Spring means that many property owners are receiving reassessment notices from their local governments. However, there are some communities are putting off or have suspended
