Buffalo, New York, has long been one of the more affordable housing markets in the United States. With average home prices hovering around $250,000, well below the national average of
Continue ReadingBuffalo’s Rental Market Faces a Tougher Climb
The Emotional Side of Selling: Coping with Saying Goodbye to Your Home When you decide to sell your home, you face more than just financial and logistical challenges. The emotional
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As seen in the Buffalo News: As an owner of two rental units and my own home, I know first-hand that rental housing in New York is too few in
Continue ReadingLawmakers must reject “good cause” eviction bill
Read for Vinnie’s contribution to the below article as seen on Realtor.com For generations, the American dream of a single-family home – the kind of free-standing place with a
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I recently had the pleasure of joining a couple of my peers on the DJ STARR Let’s Talk Show. We discussed the state of housing in WNY and what your rights are as either a tenant or a property owner.
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Continue ReadingWNY Housing – Tenant & property owner rights
It can be tough getting around Western New York without a car. For the most part, Buffalo is a driving city, and people tend to park their cars where they
Finding a rental apartment can be difficult, especially during a global pandemic. As a renter, you need to use every tool at your disposal to win the apartment of your
Landlords are asking for changes to state law that provides new legal protections to tenants. they’re also resisting efforts to pass “good cause eviction” law that would limit annual rent
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I came across the following article on LinkedIn and just had to share. Check out the original post by Isabelle Roughol here. Isabelle is a Senior Editor-at-large, LinkedIn. Share this
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Buffalo Business First published Rondinelli’s prognostications for the housing market in Western New York for the new year. There’s been an increase of young people renting and national investors coming