blight

The City of Binghamton is getting over a half million dollars to fight blight in neighborhoods.

Binghamton is one of ten cities being granted funding by New York State to develop new strategic housing programs.

The group that targets distressed, abandoned and foreclosed properties in Broome County has a new Executive Director.

Four abandoned apartment houses on Binghamton's North Side will be renovated using millions of dollars in state funding.

Binghamton is among 45 communities that will share $9 million in New York State grants to deal with blighted properties.

The City kicked off the 2019 Blighted Property Demolition season by flattening its 100th property since the current mayor took office.

Broome County Executive Jason Garnar says partnerships are at the heart of the county’s success and future.

The abandoned building on Murray Street near Gerard Avenue that burned November 19th is being demolished.

Broome County lawmakers are giving their approval to sell over a dozen county-owned zombie properties, but not at auction.

The city of Binghamton's efforts to fight blight have not reached a massive abandoned downtown apartment building.