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Short-term rental property owners must join county registry
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Former Hammondsport school gets new life as 24-unit apartment complex
A long-vacant school building in Hammondsport is getting new life as a 24-unit apartment complex. The former Glenn H. Curtiss Memorial School is being converted into Curtiss Hill, with 24 apartments and about 4,700 square feet of commercial space. The building opened in 1935 and served as Hammondsport’s central school...
Syracuse.com
Syracuse department store sat mostly empty for decades. This housing project aims to revive its iconic look
Syracuse, N.Y. — A 62-unit apartment project would renovate the former Woolworth’s building in downtown Syracuse, reviving its unused upper floors and basement for the first time in nearly 50 years. The proposal would also add a fourth story and a rooftop terrace, one set back from its...
sociallifemagazine.com
How to Find and Compare Top-Rated Real Estate Agents in the Hamptons
Buying or selling property in the Hamptons takes more homework than picking the agent with the most recognizable name or the slickest listing photos. East Hampton is not South Hampton. Sag Harbor, Montauk, Bridgehampton, Water Mill, Amagansett, and Westhampton each attract different buyers and contain different types of housing. Prices...
WIVT News 34
Maine property owner pays $10K for Binghamton home
BINGHAMTON, N.Y. (WIVT/WBGH) – In another case that was taken to state court, Binghamton got property owner Bob Kuzel of Maine to pay a $10,000 fine to settle a case about a dangerous and deteriorating front porch at 35 William St. The porch has since been removed and replaced with a concrete sidewalk and stairs […]
The Ithaca Voice
Rural Dryden property developers seek zoning exception for Ringwood Road site
A longtime Dryden property owner met with town planning board members Aug. 27 to discuss plans to expand housing in a rural part of the town. The property, called the Hillside Apartments, is located on a private drive off 253 Ringwood Road, west of the Yellow Barn State Forest. The site has been owned by the Cornelius family since 1971.