There are only 6 (Trumansburg) Tuesdays left in the year! And Trumansburg is having a banner year for real estate. This tells me the economy in the area and the desirability to live here is strong. Inside the village, YTD, 31 residential properties have sold. The average sale price is $235,000. This is the most … Continue reading Trumansburg Tuesday
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Well, with only 9 weeks left (!) in the year and lots of talk recently about real estate and affordable housing I thought this would be a good time to take a look at the overall residential market here in Ithaca and Tompkins County to see where we stand compared to last year and the … Continue reading Monday {real estate} Market update
Sweet and neat on 2.2 acres!! Don't miss this one! Details HERE
This Friday features this gorgeous pastoral property in Ithaca! One level living in this beautifully updated ranch with large living room with fireplace opening to back deck and a monumental master suite with sliders to hot tub, overlooking a picturesque and partially wooded 8 acres. 3 bedrooms and 2 full baths total with 2664 square … Continue reading Featured Property Friday
Real Estate recap. A lot of folks were ready to slam the door on 2016 and forget about the year that, good or bad, was filled with memorable events. In the world of real estate in the greater Ithaca area, 2016 was a great year.
A rare find in the Trumansburg School District! 6060 Rte 79 Mecklenburg NY $189,900 mls# 303960 Make a date to see this surprising spacious beauty. A rare find indeed: 3 bedroom, 2 full bath, 1680 square feet of living space in this stick built ranch on … Continue reading Featured Property Friday!
Ithaca, NY Home to Cornell University and Ithaca College, Ithaca turns out to be a pretty good place to stick around after college. Alternative weekly Utne Reader calls the 30,000-resident city "the most enlightened," especially with a vibrant scene for young people. Downtown there's a mall that was once a high school, a citywide arts festival, … Continue reading Class of 2010 heading into real world, but where should they live?
