For quite a while it was that recycling show on Ch 18 anytime there were no meetings being aired.  Then it was the list of the financially struggling people who could not afford to pay the taxes of King Phillip and the rest of the downtown properties owned by millionaires.

Now McCheese is airing the endless speaking sessions touting the HOMES program.   Hell, airing most of 24/7 and he STILL CANNOT get houses to sell!!!!!!!!  

The city has STILL not provided a list of all those alleged 100 houses sold with the use of taxpayer money, and the taxpayers have a birthright entitlement to know.

The funny thing, is the main realtor of these houses, Prudential, is clueless.   There is that house on Garner Ave, broken sidewalk in the front, asking $299,000 since it was listed last June.  Not one reduction in price.  Any intelligent realtor would drop the asking price every 6 to 8 weeks.

The real estate profession is trying to will the harmful housing bubble back into being, by magical thinking.
The most expensive house on the street is a bad buy, even during a seller's market.
There are a large number of nice houses that have been on the market for years now, at slightly above the $100,000 range. That nice colonial on Eastern Parkway, decent condition but slightly shabby/grimy, listed at $99,999 and looking for offers, that house sold within WEEKS. It is a buyer's market, no doubt about it, and the intelligent buyer in Schenectady knows that she needs to get an even better bargain to make up for all the minuses of buying in Schenectady. McCheese and co. are evidently looking for the gullible, uninformed, unqualified buyer.
The housing market will start to work again in Schenectady when McCheese mans up and does something he is supposed to do, fix the ridiculous taxes.
He is supposed to be working for Schenectadians, not realtors or employees or potential future residents he thinks will be a better fit with the crazy ideas he got from people like BS.