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HousingIn 2010, CNN Money cited Syracuse as the most affordable city in the U.S. Lending to Central New York's affordability are its modest housing prices. Whether it be an upscale condominium in vibrant downtown Syracuse, a home on one of the area's numerous lakes, or a single family home in the suburbs, the Syracuse metropolitan area offers a variety of quality housing. In 2009, the average home in the Syracuse Metropolitan Area sold for $121,000.
Comparables – Average Selling Price of Homes in 2009
- Onondaga County – $129,000
- NYS – $213,000
- US – $172,000
- Northeast - $243,000
(Source – National Association of Realtors)
Median home prices around Onondaga County in 2009:
Town |
Price |
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Town |
Price |
| Camillus |
$153,000 |
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Marcellus |
$166,900 |
| Cicero |
$165,700 |
Onondaga |
$170,100 |
| Clay |
$152,400 |
Otisco |
$169,300 |
| DeWitt |
$236,600 |
Pompey |
$293,000 |
| Elbridge |
$124,800 |
Salina |
$106,300 |
| Fabius |
$104,700 |
Skaneateles |
$476,900 |
| Geddes |
$112,500 |
Spafford |
$217,100 |
| LaFayette |
$157,100 |
City of Syracuse |
$88,000 |
| Lysander |
$203,300 |
Tully |
$195,800 |
| Manlius |
$227,500 |
Van Buren |
$125,200 |
(Source – Central New York Information Services) Housing Statistics
Housing Statistics
Total Housing Units - 202,258
Owner Occupied - 121,896
Renter Occupied - 61,585
Average Household Size - 2.4
Moved into Unit Since 2000 - 50.7%
Units Valued between $50,000 and $150,000 - 59.4%
(Source - US Census Bureau American FactFinder)
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