redevelopment

A landmark structure in the heart of downtown Binghamton that has been on the market for months is now under contract.

The North Street entrance to the village of Endicott looks dramatically different today than it did less than six months ago.

An Endicott church that closed a couple of years ago is gradually coming back to life.

New projects are being discussed for the vacant Kmart building that had been a key part of the Endicott Plaza.

City of Binghamton officials want to find a more productive use for a prime piece of downtown real estate.

Several dozen people may eventually move into a century-old former high school building on Main Street in Johnson City.

Some property owners at Oquaga Lake are expressing concern about the deteriorating conditions at the site of the former Scott's Family Resort.

Wrecking crews have finished tearing down a half-dozen abandoned structures near the town of Union office building in Endwell.

Endwell's highest-profile blighted building has been removed, more than three decades after the place was boarded up following an arson fire.

An abandoned industrial site west of Johnson City could be elevated to make it more attractive for a future project.

A half-dozen dilapidated structures that have created a "blight zone" in Endwell finally are coming down.

For the first time in more than a decade, there's activity at what once was the thriving Endicott Plaza retail complex.

After more than seven decades of car racing, the site of the Five Mile Point Speedway in Kirkwood may soon be redeveloped.

A Broome County businessman is moving forward with a redevelopment plan that will start with removing several abandoned structures in Endwell.