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NEW YORK - The Buffalo real estate market continues to boom, and there are no signs of slowing down anytime soon. The area's increasing population has increased the number of homes for sale and new construction projects, which is great news for Buffalo property buyers. With a strong economy, Buffalo real estate is also an excellent choice for short-term and long-term investments.
NEW YORK - As the demand for housing in Rochester continues to grow, there's also a growing shortage of homes on the market. With a low supply, prices are already rising. As a result, the median price for a home in the Rochester region rose by more than 10% year-over-year in November. As a result, there are multiple offers on many homes.
NEW YORK - The Ithaca real estate market is growing, but new developments negatively impact the city. Many landlords target wealthier tenants with outsized rent rates, resulting in substandard housing. Meanwhile, many less affluent students are left with few options for affordable living. The city has also witnessed a high turnover rate in local businesses, which further exacerbates the city's affordability issues.
NEW YORK - If you've been looking for a home in Syracuse, New York, you might be surprised to learn that the city is seeing some significant changes. For example, the area around Kennedy Square is being transformed. This sprawling complex of high-rise buildings and low-rise apartments houses low- and moderate-income residents. The government promised to rebuild the area when the highway was no longer necessary. The city and the Syracuse Housing Authority have teamed up to build a new neighborhood. And in the future, these communities will be more walkable, with parks on every street. The city also plans to add a grocery store and community gardens and improve schools.
NEW YORK - As the fall of 2022 comes to a close; it's time to assess the future of real estate in Albany, NY. While the city's rental market is hot now, it could be a different story by 2023. There's a lack of supply, which is keeping demand high. However, the growing number of affluent renters and the growing popularity of remote work may mean that prices will start to moderate.
Massachusetts - The housing market in Worcester is growing at an unprecedented pace, with over $600 million in housing projects completed or under construction. In total, these projects will add over 2,300 new units for rental housing. This new construction will keep the city affordable and exciting for residents. This will make it easier for families to afford housing in Worcester.
