Buffalo real estate

While inflation across the nation is driving up the costs of things, one group in Western New York is doing its part to help keep housing affordable.

When this time of year rolls around, you might ask yourself why you still live here. But then you remember all the things you would miss if you left.

Former Buffalo Sabres captain Kyle Okposo has sold his Clarence house nearly nine months after he was traded to the Florida Panthers

A former M&T Bank senior executive has sold his Clarence house for more than $1 million

The record-setting run of homes in Erie County selling for more than $1 million continues with four houses all surpassing that mark.

Landlords do not have to give tenants a reason any more when it comes to eviction in New York State.

How much would you pay for an oil change? Or, how much for a Whopper? Try… $2 million in the case of the oil change and $1.7 million for the Whopper.

The flurry of residential real estate deals where homes are selling for north of $1 million continues on its record pace in Erie County.

For the third time in the past week, a house in Buffalo’s Delaware District has sold for more than $1 million.

For the second time in less than one week, a home in Buffalo’s Delaware District has sold and crossed the $1 million-plus threshold.

In one of the region’s largest retail-related transactions, the Union Consumer Square shopping center in Cheektowaga has been acquired by a downstate real estate investment group.

One of the newest homes built along Nottingham Terrace has become the 61st house this year, in Erie County, to sell for more than $1 million.