What will the rest of the year spell for the housing market?
Mending from the sudden sharp drop in activity due to the coronavirus crisis, real estate across the United States is heating up, rekindled by growing demand and
July 16, 2020
Mending from the sudden sharp drop in activity due to the coronavirus crisis, real estate across the United States is heating up, rekindled by growing demand and
The Palisades Center, already saddled with economic hardships and stymied by an inability to reopen under the state’s pandemic-related guidelines, has been dealt another blow. The mega-mall’s owner lost
Millions of renters and homeowners could face evictions and foreclosure as many have trouble paying their bills in the recession. With temporary job losses turning permanent and
The coronavirus pandemic hasn’t made the Buffalo Niagara housing market sick. As illogical as it sounds at a time when unemployment is in the double-digits
The former Bethlehem Presbyterian Church located at 340 Bird Avenue is on its way towards a residential future. Michael Pietrocarlo purchased the circa-1909 church in
America’s housing market is behaving oddly. Residential property—worth $35trn, slightly more than America’s stockmarket—seems strangely oblivious to the economic carnage around it. House prices in
WASHINGTON (July 9, 2020) – After enduring months of setbacks brought on by the coronavirus pandemic, a new survey from the National Association of Realtors®
Plans are afoot for a major renovation of Jordan Gardens, one of Niagara Falls’ oldest public housing projects. But the Niagara Falls Housing Authority hopes
Rarely does a place like this come onto the market. At the same time, it takes the right person to fully realize the potential of
The state Court of Appeals has ruled that National Fuel has the power to take land for a planned natural gas pipeline despite the state’s
The coronavirus pandemic was the last call for the Pub by Wegmans. Wegmans stopped service at the Pubs months ago in New York, Pennsylvania and
The three Canadian brothers who have been snapping up Buffalo apartment buildings and other properties have struck again, buying up a 27-unit Main Street apartment
