Albany County Land Bank Stats

Properties Acquired

1,265

Properties Sold

1009

Vacant Structures Demolished

119

Grant Funding Leveraged

$11.6 million

Private Investment Generated

$38.1 million

Updated January 2024



May Property Sales List! 

Applications for all of the following properties are due no later than Tuesday, APRIL 30, 2024 by 2:00 pm

Please Note: Eligible vacant lots for the Lots for Less Program are accepted on a rolling basis. For a list of eligible Lots for Less properties and additional eligibility requirements, please visit www.albanycountylandbank.org/lotsforless.

Available Buildings

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36 Beverly Avenue

108 Congress Street (Cohoes)

114 Ontario Street (Cohoes)

Available Land

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May 2024 Property Sales Cycle: It is the policy of the Land Bank that all prospective buyers are required to physically view buildings prior to making a purchase offer. To book a showing with us, please visit https://www.albanycountylandbank.org/bookanappointment. We encourage applicants to find a realtor who is able to assist them in accessing properties outside our availability. Please note, the submission of your application will prompt it to move forward through our process within 90 days.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT PROPERTY SALES

The May 2024 property sales list is above. Purchase applications for the properties listed must be submitted digitally (via email to applications@albanycountylandbank.org) or USPS:

Albany County Land Bank Corporation

111 Washington Avenue, Suite 100

Albany, New York 12210

Applicants are strongly recommended to submit applications via email. In order to be considered, all purchase applications submitted by email must be received NO LATER THAN TUESDAY, April 30, 2024 BY 2:00 PM. Applicants are strongly encouraged to submit applications digitally via email. It is the sole responsibility of the applicant to ensure applications are received by the submission deadline. The Land Bank is not responsible for any applications that are not received due to delayed mail delivery or technical issues related to fax or email submission. Applicants may contact the Land Bank’s office at (518) 407-0309 to confirm receipt of an application.

All applications must be submitted as a fully legible pdf and if handwritten, must be a scanned original photocopy sent through email. If submitting your application by mail, the original copy of the application is required. Failure to abide by these requirements may result in the rejection of your application.


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A Statement from the Albany County Land Bank

At the Albany County Land Bank, we join with the many other entities working to ensure that injustice will not be tolerated and that as an organization, we do our part in helping address some of the disparities that are evident in our nation as it pertains to systemic racism.

We recognize the injustices of institutional discriminatory housing and lending practices that have systemically harmed communities of color and plagued our country and region for far too long.

We recognize our role in creating meaningful opportunities for people of all races, colors, national origins, religion, sexual-orientation, familial status and disability to prosper.

We stand together with African Americans and other members of underserved communities to confront the disparities created by racial and economic injustices and we reaffirm our commitment to building equitable and inclusive neighborhoods.

We are committed to listening and learning and being part of the broader discourse. We are also committed to action.

We recently formed an initiative to ensure that we are applying our resources effectively to address systemic disparities, support underserved populations and strengthen underserved communities.

Because of the recent national and local events, we are accelerating this initiative and will call upon financial institutions, foundations, nonprofits, for-profits and all levels of government to partner with us so that we can continue to eliminate blight while creating more fair and just opportunities for homeownership in our county.

We are committed to do what we can to assist with improving quality of life, providing affordable housing, and helping our underserved communities recover from the disproportionate economic damage resulting from the current public health crisis and racial tension.

The Albany County Land Bank can do more. We will do more.