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Fulton CDA ‘Home To Grow’ Education Course Offered On April 4,6,11 And 13
FULTON – The City of Fulton’s ‘Home to Grow’ program is currently open to help first time homebuyers secure up to $20,000 toward the purchase of their first home, Fulton Community Development Agency (CDA) Executive Director Sarah Farley announced. To apply, applicants must first enroll in and complete the First Time Homebuyer Education course to meet state funding requirements.
Fulton Block Builders Accepting Applications Through March 17
FULTON – Fulton Block Builders (FBB) would like to invite ANY block in the city to apply for its 2023 Block Challenge, a program that offers matching funds to each participating homeowner for exterior home improvements. The program encourages and rewards neighborhood groups to work together and reinvest in...
Fulton Block Builders Accepting Applications For 2023 Block Challenge
FULTON – Fulton Block Builders (FBB) has announced details for its 2023 Block Challenge, a program that offers matching funds to each participating homeowner for exterior home improvements. The program encourages and rewards neighborhood groups to work together and reinvest in their own community. The Block Challenge Grant’s Pre-Applications...
Home values rose at near-record pace in Central NY in 2022: Check your area
Syracuse, N.Y. — Home values rose in every ZIP code in a six-county region of Central New York last year, according to national real estate firm Zillow. Zillow’s Home Values Index had data on over 140 ZIP codes in Cayuga, Cortland, Madison, Oneida, Onondaga and Oswego counties. Not one ZIP saw home values fall in 2022. Values were up by double digit percentages in more than half the region’s ZIP codes.
$609,500 home in Pompey: See 41 home sales in Onondaga County
The Oswego County Clerk’s office experienced an outage that began on January 9. Onondaga County’s computer record system is down, again, delaying work Service was restored internally on January 17. Anyone desiring to search Onondaga County records may only view records at the County Clerk’s office – external...
House of the Week: Owner’s son said he was ‘lucky’ to grow up in this Oswego Greek Revival mansion
OSWEGO, N.Y. – Growing up, Kris Kibbey remembers that his parents were “passionate” about their family home at 13 Gray Road outside of Oswego. “They always did things right with the house,” he said of his mom and dad. “It has a legacy.”
$1 million for a modest ranch house. How Onondaga County bought up land for Micron
Syracuse, N.Y. — Onondaga County just spent $1 million to buy one of the last homes standing in the way of the giant Micron Technology chip fab development planned in the town of Clay. Paul and Robin Richer, who were among the last holdouts opposed to the county’s plans...
What Oswego County can teach NY about housing equity (Guest Opinion by Jolie Milstein)
Jolie Milstein is the president and CEO of the New York State Association for Affordable Housing, based in New York City. While there is still more work to be done, Oswego County is demonstrating to New York a simple lesson: When investment in affordable housing is done right, it creates more than just shelter. It also creates vibrant communities that benefit every resident.
Land prices in Clay heat up, fueled by ‘Micron fever.’ Asking $7 million for a farm
Syracuse, N.Y. – Six days after Micron Technology promised to build chip fabs in the town of Clay, the asking price on a family farm just down the road went up. It went up a lot. A 37-acre farm at Henry Clay Boulevard and Route 31 – two miles...
The vision: Micron housing boom would spread far beyond Clay, including lots of urban apartments
Syracuse, N.Y. — The Central New York home building industry has steadily withered. Thirty years ago, builders in the Syracuse metro region constructed four times as many houses and apartments each year as they do today. But a dramatic reversal is coming. Soon local home builders will be called...
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