Hungerford gets six weeks to stop auction on troubled Rochester building
Peter Hungerford has six weeks to save a Rochester investment that shares his name. An auction for Rochester’s “Hungerford Building” — named for a distant relative of the Staten Island real estate investor — has been scheduled for Oct. 29. The lender filed a foreclosure case in September 2025 and has moved to take the building. Hungerford says the sale won’t happen. He said he’s working on securing a construction loan to pay off the debt on the building. Hungerford first made headlines for his bullish take on rent-stabilized properties in New York City and his involvement with the Haruvi […]
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