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State and local officials, along with area business leaders, gathered at the Midtown site Monday to celebrate the start of construction on Windstream’s new facility at the former Seneca Building. The project is the first private development to take hold ...

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Flaum Management Co. Inc., a Rochester-based real estate company, has negotiated four new leases, including one for a new store in Panorama Plaza in Penfield. Scott Burdett, vice president of marketing/brokerage services negotiated the deals on behalf of his client ...

The dates for the 20th annual “City Living Sundays,” which start this weekend, have been released. City Living Sundays is a consortium of area lenders, neighborhood associations, private businesses, the Greater Rochester Association of Realtors, The Landmark Society of Western ...

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National studies by real estate investment company HomeVestors of America, Inc., in conjunction with real estate forecaster Local Market Monitor, continue to identify Rochester as one of the best cities in the country for rental property investors, based on first ...

The battle over a rent-controlled, Upper West Side Manhattan apartment has landed before the U.S. Supreme Court. And the justices are taking a look at the constitutional implications of a law that has been part of the fabric of New ...

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On Tuesday, Buffalo Mayor Byron W. Brown announced sweeping changes to the city’s property tax foreclosure process. Historically, Buffalo filed foreclosures on properties owing any amount of fees to the city after one year, but will now limit those foreclosure ...

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New York state may be regulating itself out of the natural gas drilling market, according to a Buffalo environmental attorney. The basics of the “Marcellus Shale Gas Play,” and its potential environmental and economic impacts were presented Thursday to members ...

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A Rochester business leader says the state has hired a consultant to study Eastman Kodak’s sprawling business park, considered crucial to the area’s economic future as the iconic photography company’s financial woes continue. Sandra Parker of the Rochester Business Alliance ...

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An attorney for a Rochester man plans to pursue a further appeal in a foreclosure proceeding for non payment of property taxes. The Appellate Division, Fourth Department has upheld the Jan. 25, 2011, decision of Supreme Court Justice John J. ...

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The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development announced it will issue over $321 million to public housing authorities across the state of New York for major repairs and improvements pursuant to its Capital Fund Program. The Rochester Housing Authority ...

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WASHINGTON — U.S. homebuilders are gradually growing more optimistic about the depressed housing market and believe homes sales could pick up sharply when the spring buying season begins. The National Association of Home Builders/Wells Fargo said Wednesday that its builder ...

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It is all about collaboration — city, county and state leaders working together for the betterment of Rochester and Monroe County. County Executive Maggie Brooks and city Mayor Thomas S. Richards on Tuesday reviewed several projects, many they worked on ...

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