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REAL Trends released its annual Top 500 survey, ranking the nation’s most successful real estate firms based on
Rochester, NY According to SWBR, Tim Zigarowicz, AIA has been promoted to a principal of the firm. Zigarowicz has more than 20 years of architecture
I hope that you are staying safe in this very challenging environment.This is an unprecedented time for everyone and we continue to keep the welfare of the membership as a priority. The National Association of Realtors and
The Buffalo apartment market is seeing large investment from investors outside the area, an occurrence not seen in recent years. Real Estate Investment Trust Welltower of Toledo, Ohio acquired a portfolio of 32 apartment complexes, including four under construction, for
Binghamton, NY The Agency (Broome County IDA/LDC) released today, details of an emergency loan fund for businesses impacted by COVID-19 crisis. The Agency has modified existing loan funds to be responsive to the immediate needs for cash flow that many businesses are experiencing.
What a time we are living in. As families, companies and citizens are impacted by COVID-19, we at NAIOP Upstate New York will continue to monitor the situation and plan accordingly. Join us today at 2 for a Webinar…
The NYSCAR Board met on February 12
th, 2020 at the Desmond Hotel and Conference Center in Albany. Congratulations to Gordon Furlani (CBRE-Albany) who was named the 2019 NYSCAR Realtor of the Year. Furlani is a founding member of NYSCAR and serves as a
Syracuse, NY Bart Feinberg of Sutton Real Estate Company brokered the $650,000 sale of the Cab Fab building. The buyer was Richard Gianforti, Jr. and the seller of the
Depew, NY The Upstate New York NAIOP Chapter held its Annual Awards Dinner on January 23
th at Salvatore’s Italian Garden. 200 professionals attended the event, which celebrated some of the best projects in the region by its members
Syracuse, NY According to Sutton Real Estate Company, they have had some new hires at the company.
