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Lender files foreclosure papers on owner of Greece shopping plaza
A Binghamton area lender has commenced foreclosure proceedings against the owner of a shopping plaza on West Ridge Road in Greece.
Apartment building in Rochester’s 19th Ward sells for $1.75 million
A nearly century-old apartment building in the 19th Ward changed hands for the first time in 21 years.
Area Microtel by Wyndham sells for $3.225 million
The Microtel Inn by Wyndham at 905 Lehigh Station Road in Henrietta was purchased for $3,225,000 by PSM Rochester LLC.
Black Bird Design buys flex property on Mt. Hope
Black Bird Design will relocate to the new address this summer and occupy one of the buildings. The firm will lease the second building.
Developer set to walk away from $53M Pittsford project after nay vote from COMIDA
The vote came five days after a public hearing in Pittsford, during which village trustees Lisa Cove and David Marshall expressed opposition, believing public dollars would be better spent elsewhere.
GRAR awards recognize professional excellence, contributions
Cindy Rosato of RE/MAX Realty Group of Pittsford has been named Realtor of the Year by the Greater Rochester Association of Realtors.
Rochester landlord faces millions in accruing code violation fines
A Michigan firm that owns 16 residential rental properties in Rochester faces millions in potential code-violation fines.
Builders express concerns over Hochul’s ban on natural gas in new construction
Homebuyers will pay more for new houses; fewer homes will be built and multifamily communities will become even less affordable when New York requires all-electric buildings starting in 2026.
Charles F. Hunt new president of HUNT Real Estate
Charles F. Hunt is the great-grandson of company founder Charles S. Hunt.
With few listings, Rochester area homes selling fast, fast, fast
The scarcity of houses for sale continues to set the Rochester area apart from the rest of the country.
U of R buys property in Canal Ponds
Spirit Realty, a Dallas-based Real Estate Investment Trust, sold the 11.5-acre parcel and 188,475-square-foot building to the university for $4.5 million.
No criminal charges for Armory after deaths of 3 concert-goers
No criminal charges will be filed against the Main Street Armory for the deaths of three people during a panic-sparked crowd surge at a concert back in March. Rhondesia Belton, 33 of Buffalo, Brandy Miller, 35 of Rochester, and Aisha Haskins-Stephens, 35 of Syracuse, were killed during a frenzied stampede on March 8 during a […]
