After decades booking and hosting prisoners, Buffalo’s old police headquarters on Franklin Street will soon have an assortment of new residents – who actually chose
Pick any time of the day or week, and you’ll find your nearby big-box store humming with activity. Cars in the parking lot. Lines at
Western New Yorkers shopping for a home this spring should be ready for some stiff competition, because the spring housing market has already sprung. That’s
State legislators are taking another shot at closing a tax loophole that developers in Syracuse and elsewhere have used to avoid paying millions in property
When appealing their property taxes – which can be among their largest annual expenses – homeowners should consider hiring an experienced local appraiser who can
New data shows the Queen City is becoming more attractive to young people. Last spring, data collected by the National Association of Realtors showed 42%
A longtime South Buffalo funeral home could be destined to become… a Taco Bell restaurant. A developer and architect from Kansas – working with Rochester
The next rehabilitation on the Richardson Olmsted Campus will consist of 65 moderate-income apartments in two historic buildings. Savarino Cos., the developer of the apartments,
The City of Tonawanda will begin to participate in a program that offers lucrative tax breaks for mixed-use projects but critics say is too easy
The city’s property revaluation project has begun. A revaluation of property values is normally done every three to five years, and the goal is to
A contentious proposal to develop housing at Hampshire Country Club in Mamaroneck has already resulted in one lawsuit and more legal action could be looming.
Dozens of Schenectady veterans attended Wednesday’s city school board meeting to urge the board to adopt a tax exemption that benefits veterans who own homes
CNBC’s Jim Cramer said he’s rethinking his negative view toward the fate of American shopping malls following Monday’s announcement that Simon Property Group was buying
The U.S. homeownership rate for 35- to 44-year-olds has fallen from 66% to 60% since 2009. Economists and real estate experts surveyed by Pulsenomics and
The Manhattan/Ogden USD 383 Board of Education unanimously approved a resolution Wednesday in support of House Bill 2498 in the Kansas Legislature. The proposal would
Another bar and restaurant has closed it doors at the Walden Galleria, after nine years. Gordon Biersch Brewery Restaurant has closed. A call to the
Some neighbors living in the Town of Gates say they got quite the surprise in the mail, as this week several people saw a large
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Louis Pelletter, Silver Creek Historian and Hanover Deputy Supervisor, shared his passionate feelings about Lakeshore Hospital’s closing at the Silver Creek board meeting on Monday.
The start of a new decade isn’t offering much hope for beleaguered retailers. Traditional chains are looking increasingly frail less than a month into 2020, with vacancies piling
Evans Bank set a record for profits for a fourth straight year, reaching $17.9 million in 2019. The Hamburg-based bank capped the year with net
Five Star Bank’s parent company posted record profits in 2019, as the bank prepares to increase its Buffalo presence. Financial Institutions, based
The health center network that was founded on bringing primary care to rural areas is now expanding primary care in the city of Glens Falls.
Each of the last six years, many New York homeowners have gotten checks in the mail from Albany that may have amounted to several hundred
Penn Yan is a village of about 5,000, situated on the north end of Keuka Lake, in Yates County. It was named for its early
The New York State Assembly unanimously passed legislation this week that would establish clear and unambiguous guidelines for assessors to utilize when formulating assessments (A4752-C).
New property assessments are in the mail for Nassau County’s 1.5 million residents, and that means taxes could be going up or down. But confused
Real estate is an industry that in many ways hasn’t changed too much over the past several decades. Sure, it’s much easier to research homes
In anticipation of a surge in commercial land purchases on Route 9, the Town Board will pay GAR Associates $70,000 for help with commercial valuation.
Landlord groups are disputing new city tax assessments that put the city’s property worth at $1.378 trillion. The Rent Stabilization Association says it expects a
