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Meeting the challenges of New York's housing crisis - Vimarsana News

Meeting the challenges of New York's housing crisis

The Genesis Group held a forum to discuss the housing industry in the Mohawk Valley. The group talked about many of the problems facing the housing crisis.

Source: wktv.com
Repurposed Rockland Silk Mill in downtown Hornell ready for tenants - Vimarsana News

Repurposed Rockland Silk Mill in downtown Hornell ready for tenants

NewsSportsEntertainmentLifestyleOpinionDataObituariesE-EditionLegals Luxury loft living in downtown Hornell: Rockland Silk Mill ready for tenants The Lofts at Rockland Silk Mill will open for tenants later this month, bringing the building back to life for the first time in two decades The Evening Tribune HORNELL — The Rockland Silk Mill once churned out luxury goods by the train-full, helping Hornell become known as the “City of Silk” in the early 20th century.  Today, nearly 100 years after the final silk manufacturing company departed the building at 18 N. Main St. in 1923, the Rock...

Developer, Hornell district agree to $500K for Bryant School - Vimarsana News

Developer, Hornell district agree to $500K for Bryant School

Developer, Hornell district agree to $500K for Bryant School Sale of school requires voter approval The Evening Tribune HORNELL — A Rochester-based realty development company and the Hornell City School District have agreed to a $500,000 deal for the purchase of the Bryant Elementary School, district and company officials announced at a school board meeting Wednesday night. Park Grove Realty plans to convert the elementary school into a 39-unit, “work-force housing” apartment complex. The transaction must still be approved by the Hornell Board of Education and also by school district vo...