Brian Crandall
Writer at The Ithaca Voice
Writer @ithacavoice. Reporting on business and real estate news for Far Above Cayuga and the bustling town.
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5 days ago |
ithacavoice.org | Brian Crandall
ITHACA, N.Y. — It’s been a very changeable and often-unsettled early spring, but as we transition into late April, the weather will transition to a warmer, drier, and much more pleasant large-scale regime. No major weather disruptions are expected this week, but keep in mind that all the folks shaking off their cabin fever might result in some extra activity on the roads and around Tompkins County.
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1 week ago |
ithacavoice.org | Brian Crandall
ITHACA, N.Y. — If April showers bring May flowers, we should be expecting an explosion of floral color in a few weeks. In the meanwhile, it’s going to be an unsettled week, with some marginally colder and warmer todays, but not too divergent from seasonal norms. No major weather disruptions are expected in the week ahead.
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2 weeks ago |
ithacavoice.org | Brian Crandall
ITHACA, N.Y. — Cornell University may be facing uncertainty from politicians in Washington, but at least some still believe inner Collegetown remains a strong real estate market. Case in point, the latest project planned for Ithaca’s most student-centric neighborhood, courtesy of developers Nick Robertson and Charlie O’Connor.
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2 weeks ago |
ithacavoice.org | Brian Crandall
ITHACA, N.Y. — Faced with an unsolicited bid for some of the last remaining undeveloped land on Cherry Street, City of Ithaca officials decided to start formal proceedings to see if they can finally get shovels in the dirt. The south end of Cherry Street has been a thorn in the city’s side for a number of years. Cherry Street below Cecil Malone Drive does not allow residential uses because of flooding risks, so uses are limited to industrial, hospitality or other businesses.
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2 weeks ago |
ithacavoice.org | Brian Crandall
ITHACA, N.Y. — If you’re getting your spring seedlings started, you’ll be keeping them indoors under the sun lamp for the time being; it’ll be a cool and often-damp week ahead. Some light snow will be possible Monday night into Tuesday, but nothing too disruptive is in the cards. Temperatures will moderate to more seasonable values as we get later in the week. A slow-moving cold frontal trough continues to grind its way eastward against a strong Atlantic high.
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Sold today for $825k, the former Pizza Hut at 2301 N. Triphammer rd in Lansing. Expect a new Taco Bell by this time next year. https://t.co/IFK2nLcpUG
RT @ithacavoice: Local developers aim to revitalize prominent Collegetown corner https://t.co/LyjWdyrVAh
According to paperwork filed this week, the 367-unit Gateway Apartments project on the 400 Block of E. State St. should be starting construction in December. Expect a Summer 2026 delivery if that pans out. https://t.co/MWVTdPBTQm
