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Good Cause Eviction Changed What a Tenant-Occupied Listing Is Worth

Here is a listing pattern I've watched repeat across the Capital Region for two years now. An owner with a few rental units decides to get out. The agent runs comps against nearby single-family sales, prices accordingly, and puts it on the market with tenants in place. Showings are awkward. Owner-occupant buyers tour it, do the math on getting possession, and disappear. The flippers who used to compete for these buildings never show at all. Sixty days later the seller takes a cash offer at seventy-something cents on the dollar and tells everyone the market is soft. This is the sad reality I see as an agent who specializes in selling rental properties in upstate NY.

New York · 09-02

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How Much Does a Storage Unit Cost in New York in 2026?

A storage unit in New York costs anywhere from about $58 a month upstate in Rochester to more than $850 a month in Manhattan. Size decides a lot of that gap. A standard 10×10, the size many people picture, runs about $119 a month upstate and about $379 a month in Manhattan, nearly a $260 swing for the exact same box.

New York · 08-29

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Turning Stone Completes $400 Million Evolution with Opening of The Grand Expo, Becoming New ...

Verona, NY, Aug. 31, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Oneida Indian Nation Homelands - The Oneida Indian Nation has completed the historic $400 million Turning Stone Evolution project, transforming

Verona, NY · 08-31

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Commissions settlement objectors request new appeal hearing

After more than five years of litigation, a jury trial, settlements totaling more than $1 billion and an appeal that affirmed those deals, the homeseller commissions lawsuits are still not quite wrapped. Two of the appellants in the Sitzer/Burnett and Gibson cases are asking the court to take another look...

New York, NY · 09-03

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Cortland County real estate: See all residential properties sold, Aug. 10-23

The following is a listing of all residential property transfers in Cortland County reported from the week of Aug. 10 to the week of Aug. 23. There were 14 transactions posted during this time. During this period, the median sale for the area was a 1,518-square-foot property on Main Street in Cortland that sold for $180,000.

Cortland County, NY · 08-30

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Why So Many New York Apartment Buildings Keep Stopping at 99 Units

Walk past a handful of new construction sites in Brooklyn or the Bronx and you may notice a strange coincidence: building after building lists almost exactly 99 apartments. It isn't a coincidence. It's the predictable result of where New York State drew a line in its newest housing tax incentive, and multiple independent data sources now confirm just how consistently developers are building right up to it.

New York · 08-27

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Cayuga County real estate: See all residential properties sold, Aug. 17-23

The following is a listing of all residential property transfers in Cayuga County reported during the week of Aug. 17. There were 6 transactions posted during this time. During this period, the median sale for the area was a 2,200-square-foot property on Earl Street in Weedsport that sold for $200,000.

Cayuga County, NY · 08-30

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Maine property owner pays $10K for Binghamton home

Binghamton, NY · 09-01

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Two City Property Owners Fined by State Supreme Court

A couple of property owners in the City of Binghamton have been ordered to pay fines after failing to fix past code violations. According to the office of Mayor Kraham, the properties are at 6 Janette Avenue in the First Ward and 35 Williams St. on the East Side. The...

Binghamton, NY · 09-01

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9 Things New York Landlords Can’t Do, No Matter What Your Lease Says

New York capped security deposits at one month’s rent back in 2019. Many landlords still ask for more anyway. That’s just one of several rules a lease can’t sign away, whatever the fine print claims. These are the things a New York landlord legally can’t do, no...

New York · 08-28

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Getting Your New York Real Estate License: A Rockland Resident’s Guide

How to Get Your Real Estate License in New York: A Guide for Rockland County Residents. Rockland County’s real estate market has shifted substantially since the pandemic forced remote work into mainstream acceptance. Home values climbed, inventory moved faster than it had in years, and the demand for agents who knew Rockland neighborhoods increased proportionally.

Rockland County, NY · 08-27

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Soundview Developer Splits 297 Apartments Into Three Towers to Dodge Wage Law

A developer has filed permits for a 13-story mixed-use building at 831 Rosedale Avenue in Soundview, but that tower is only one-third of a much larger plan quietly taking shape in the neighborhood. The same developer has also filed for two more buildings nearby, and all three share a very specific number: 99 units apiece.

New York, NY · 08-29

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Policy Pro: Kenny Burgos on the uphill fight for a rent reset

If New York Apartment Association CEO Kenny Burgos could write Albany’s playbook for rescuing the city’s struggling rent-stabilized buildings, he’d start with one key change: a rent reset for stabilized units when a tenant vacates. In fact, while representing the Bronx as a state Assembly member in...

New York · 08-28

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Infamous Syracuse apartment building gets a makeover, welcoming former tenants back

SYRACUSE, N.Y. (WSYR) — Skyline Apartments has an infamous past, but with a new name and a new look, management has high hopes for a fresh path forward. For years, the building on James Street was synonymous with problems. Tenants were forced to live in unsafe conditions with mold, insects, power outages, no hot water, […]

Syracuse, NY · 08-26

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Victor considering use of eminent domain to claim land from Eastview Mall property

The town of Victor is starting the process of considering the use of eminent domain to claim five parcels of land from the Eastview Mall property. The town board passed a resolution Monday night to schedule a public hearing on the topic. Under the proposal, the town would transfer the...

Victor, NY · 08-25

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Victor begins eminent domain acquisition for five parcels at Eastview Mall

VICTOR, N.Y (WROC)— The Town of Victor has just approved a resolution to begin considering acquiring five parcels at Eastview Mall through New York’s Eminent Domain Procedure Law. The town voted unanimously on Monday to approve the next step, scheduling a public hearing to ensure the mall’s long-term economic viability. This process is the same as […]

Victor, NY · 08-25

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9 New York Abandoned-Property Laws That Don’t Work the Way You Assume

H&M once handed New York $18 million it never meant to give up: Forgotten balances sitting on customer gift cards, swept up by the state’s abandoned-property law. The retailer never got a vote in the matter. New York’s Office of Unclaimed Funds runs on that same law behind the...

New York · 08-26

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More apartments moving into vacant Elmira buildings

ELMIRA, N.Y. (WENY) — An Elmira developer has plans to bring more apartments to the city by converting a former department store into modern apartments. Iszards Department Store was once a staple of Elmira’s economy, but now the once-famous storefront sits abandoned on Main Street. The Iszards building...

Elmira, NY · 08-28

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LA’s politicians more hostile to housing than New York’s

For all the complaining I do about how New York politicians screw real estate and the city’s housing market, it could be worse. It could be like Los Angeles. In L.A., residents living near the Woodland Hills Country Club are treating a 398-home plan like the Angel of Death sweeping through to claim their firstborn sons. The level of community outrage at the idea of welcoming a few hundred renters to a single-family neighborhood of 80,000 residents is obscene.

New York · 08-29