Here’s why the housing market, while still risky, won’t be all bad for buyers in 2019
With spring on the way, many home buyers are starting their hunt for a new home. But with the housing market in transition, will they
March 8, 2019
With spring on the way, many home buyers are starting their hunt for a new home. But with the housing market in transition, will they
Ken Griffin won’t have to worry about the tax man — at least when it comes to New York City real estate. Last month, the
“In less than four months, developer Rocco R. Termini expects a restored and renovated Hotel Lafayette to be fully operating. Into its seventh month, the
“Across from Philipse Manor Hall, a landmark from the city’s 17th-century Dutch settlement, a row of 19th century buildings will be restored against a backdrop
“Layer upon layer of paint, including pink neon, had to be scraped off to uncover mahogany wainscoting. It took days of cleaning with Q-tips to
“The Community Preservation Corporation (CPC), Jonah Mandelbaum, and Occupations, Inc. announced today the closing of a $7.95 million loan to develop Sunrise Apartments, a 79-unit
“Liberty Gardens, a 180-unit housing project, has stood for 60 years as one of the main public housing centers in the city. During a groundbreaking
Winn Details Its Plans for Sibley Centre “Initial redevelopment plans for the downtown Sibley Centre include market-rate housing on the top three floors and affordable
“Norstar Development USA is resurrecting plans to build a large, multi-family development in downtown Albany, but this time it will be apartments instead of condominiums.
“Taylor, a leading regional general contractor, has been awarded the contract for construction of The Legends at North Ponds. Taylor is teaming with a local
“The historic archway of a long-abandoned school building will be preserved as part of the façade of a new affordable-housing complex to rise in its
