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The president of the Greater Syracuse Association of Realtors predicts market activity could become busier, if the Federal Reserve lowers interest rates.
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June home sales rose nearly 9% as inventory and prices continued to climb.
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Home prices in Central New York climbed again in May, even as the number of homes sold dropped by more than a quarter compared to last year.
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Housing costs in Central New York continue to rise, with prices up 10% from last year. While new listings are increasing, sales are slowing as affordability becomes a growing concern.
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According to the Greater Syracuse Association of Realtors, average home prices in Central New York climbed 14% to $229,000 in January, even as sales dropped by 7% and inventory increased by 28% due to fewer new listings.
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New data also show median home prices cooled off.
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August home sales in Central New York dropped by 11% compared to last year. Despite a 30% increase in homes listed for sale, the median home price rose 8.7% to $250,000.
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Low inventory is also a problem. Can the state and county eliminate barriers?
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The costs of homes in January are up $7,000 from the same time last year.
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Median home prices set another record in Central New York for the second consecutive month.