demolition

Bit by bit, pieces of the storied IBM Country Club complex east of Endicott are tumbling down.

The long-awaited project to take down an unused pedestrian bridge at the former IBM Endicott manufacturing site is underway.

A structure in a residential Binghamton neighborhood that was heavily damaged by fire last winter has finally been demolished.

The walls of the beloved country club facilities used by IBM Endicott employees and their families for decades will soon come tumbling down.

A heavily-traveled street in Endicott may be shut down for up to three weeks while a crumbling pedestrian bridge at the former IBM complex is removed.

A cluster of old unused IBM buildings along North Street in Endicott could be torn down this summer.

Have you ever uncovered something in your home or property that is several decades old?

It's been more than 100 days since demolition crews began tearing down the old city-owned parking ramp next door to the Binghamton Boscov's department store.

The effort to tear down the old Water Street parking ramp next to Binghamton's Boscov's department store is entering its final stages.

The most challenging aspect of tearing down an old Binghamton parking facility will be the removal of a section that's above the north end of the Boscov's department store.

Visions Federal Credit Union appears to be moving forward with a project to build a walk-up branch office on Main Street in Johnson City.

A building that housed a series of popular nightspots on Front Street in Binghamton is expected to be demolished.

The Broome County Land Bank is wrapping up its 2021 season with demolition of a dilapidated house in Kirkwood.

Workers from Gorick Construction were back in an Endicott neighborhood where an abandoned building was demolished nearly three weeks ago.