February 18, 2025

Five Star Bank made a nice profit last month when it sold the former Buffalo Hotel Supply warehouse in Amherst after a foreclosure. Uniland Development

The coronavirus pandemic has shifted how people conduct business and where they choose to live, resulting in massive disparities in both income and lifestyle. But

Since “urban renewal” and the collapse of industry decades ago, a large portion of downtown Niagara Falls has felt trapped in a time warp. There

GAR Associates Partner David M. Barnett, SRA, has received the prestigious designation MAI (Member of the Appraisal Institute) from the Appraisal Institute. In a congratulatory

After completing a two-family residence for a customer on S. Division Street, Buffalo Bungalow is targeting North Buffalo for its next infill home. The builder

A sprawling shopping mall in Syracuse, New York, may be driven into one of the biggest municipal-bond defaults since the onset of the pandemic. Already

Norstar Development USA is constructing 166 rental units along Niagara Street where the Paul Rudolph-designed Shoreline Apartment complex was demolished. Eighteen new buildings are being built

The cost of commercial real estate development is up significantly this year amid dramatic increases in domestic steel and lumber prices. The increased costs are

505 Pearl Street was sold yesterday for $1.3 million.  The seller was Rhino Room LLC, an entity of the estate of Mark Croce. The six-story,

The current housing market features plenty of prospective buyers but few sellers, and is likely to make housing inequality and the racial wealth gap much

An Elmwood Village infill apartment complex has a new owner. LRHK Properties LLC purchased 367 Elmwood on Friday for $1.47 million. 367 Elmwood LLC was

If the past year has taught us anything about real estate, it’s that our collective need and desire to move is greater than anything the

ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WHEC) — The sticker shock comes in the mail when people see what their town thinks their house is worth. We are coming out

Douglas Jemal has a full plate of downtown projects but is hungry for more. In the homestretch of redeveloping Seneca One and the former Police

What if, 10 years ago, we told you that Buffalo will have a giant spaceship-looking building on the waterfront where you can hit golf balls

As housing omens go, beware the trending Google search. In the first week of April, U.S. search interest in the phrase “when is the housing

Several towns in Niagara County have seen loud opposition to solar energy projects, and the Town of Lockport is the latest site of such controversy.

The average American pays a whopping $525,000 in property taxes in their lifetime, apparently. But if recent trends are any indication, that number stands to

Syracuse will not make real progress until we confront inequality in our city. Our highly regressive property tax assessments are perhaps the clearest example of

A pair of E. Utica Street homes next to the light rail station have traded hands. Appropriately named 29 & 30 East Utica LLC, registered

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. – The public hearing process for the city Advisory Commission on Property Tax Reform’s preliminary report, which was released last year prior

Two North Tonawanda women are determined to see their plans through for an office building in a condemned former lumber mill in downtown North Tonawanda.

America needs more houses. But there aren’t as many home builders around to make them as there used to be. The Commerce Department on Friday

Last year, Queenseyes wrote about 507 Niagara Street being listed for sale. The decrepit 18-unit apartment building with gobs of potential was purchased by a

Aproposal for a sprawling mixed-use development on Transit Road in Cheektowaga needs a hefty set of zoning variances before it can go forward. West Seneca-based

WASHINGTON (April 22, 2021) – Existing-home sales fell in March, marking two consecutive months of declines, according to the National Association of Realtors®. The month