Another Year of Low Inventory
Real estate market favors sellers again as there are fewer properties available on the market By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Flowers aren’t the only things to appear in spring and summer.…
CNY Considers Housing Options in Wake of Micron
Area could need 40,000 more homes to accommodate the expected population increase that will come with Micron Technology’s proposed plant By Aaron Gifford The Greater Syracuse area would need at…
Sold By the Owner: Should You Go Alone?
Real estate agents say their help means less headache, more money for the property listed\ By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant With apps and websites to help sell a home, do we…
CNY Real Estate Cools Off
Property prices are not climbing as quickly as they had been; inventory remains limited By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant For a variety of reasons, the hot real estate market has cooled…
More People Entering Real Estate Business
By Ken Sturtz New agents, enticed by a hot market and flexible work, are pouring into the real estate business Chelsea Dykeman has possessed a lifelong passion for real estate.…
Waterfront Homes Among CNY’s Priciest
By Ken Sturtz | Photos provided Lakefront properties in Onondaga and Oswego counties continue to top the list of high-end homes in the area “Now, Mama said there’s only so…
Higher Mortgage Rates Make Sector More Complicated
By Steve Yablonski Buying a home is generally the largest purchase that most people make. Even small increases in mortgage rates can impact your purchasing power. According to Danielle Hale,…
Looking Ahead in the Real Estate Market
By Steve Yablonski Kim McPherson Century 21 Galloway “All in all, I personally feel the 2022 real estate market will be another great year. There will be most likely be…
Sellers are Dominating the Real Estate Market
Low inventory, high prices and ‘ruthless’ speeds make the market ripe for sellers By Steve Yablonski “It’s still a sellers’ market. Good for the sellers, but unfortunately not so much…
Buying a Home? It’s Not Like What Used to Be
Competitive market compels home buyers to make quick decisions; some regret it later By Ken Sturtz Teri Beckwith fondly remembers the leisurely pace at which home buyers could shop for…