The Common Owner platform was created to connect real estate developers and businesses with investors in urban areas in order to create or restore economic
The coronavirus outbreak hasn’t made a serious dent in Americans’ willingness to buy new homes or fix up their current houses. The housing market experienced
Town officials saw it coming, even before COVID-19. “Office (space) has been a challenge for a while,” said John Scavo, Clifton Park’s planning director. “It’s
Ten housing authorities and jurisdictions statewide, including Plattsburgh Housing Authority, were awarded technical assistance and up to $500,000 in resources through the New York State
After eight years of wrangling, Amherst officials and the owners of the former Westwood Country Club property are fast approaching a deadline over how
Pilgrim Village is finally about to see some long-promised redevelopment on the 11-acre community north of the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus, after several years of
New home sales, rather than dropping like a rock, rose 0.6 percent in April according to the U.S. Census Bureau and the Department of Housing
The J.C. Penney store at the Batavia City Centre in Batavia will close, according to bankruptcy documents the retailer filed as part of its Chapter
A four-story industrial building in the blossoming Tonawanda Street corridor is for sale. 133 Tonawanda Street is located at the end of Watts Street and
Sales of new cars and trucks at local franchised dealers rebounded in May from a dismal April. Dealers reported selling 4,664 new units in May,
The Amherst town assessor is firing back at Boulevard Mall developer Douglas Jemal’s bid for a lower assessment on the Boulevard Mall, complaining that the
Four months after ruling that the former owners of the Monarch 716 student housing complex did not owe the lender any additional money after losing
