Syracuse houses for sale

Listing provided courtesy of Hunt Real Estate ERA

Listing provided courtesy of Hunt Real Estate ERA

Listing provided courtesy of Hunt Real Estate ERA

Listing provided courtesy of Hunt Real Estate ERA

Listing provided courtesy of Hunt Real Estate ERA

Listing provided courtesy of Hunt Real Estate ERA

Listing provided courtesy of Hunt Real Estate ERA

Listing provided courtesy of Hunt Real Estate ERA

Listing provided courtesy of Hunt Real Estate ERA

2603 S 1950 WSyracuseUT84075

2215 W 2200 SSyracuseUT84075

637 W 1950 SSyracuseUT84075

832 S 4230 W #403SyracuseUT84075

1841 W Parkview DrSyracuseUT84075

2121 W Lydia WaySyracuseUT84075

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  Dante G. Belmonte

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  HUNT Real Estate ERA

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  Thomas Tarry Jr

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  NextHome CNY Realty

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  Cynthia Paquette

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  Berkshire Hathaway CNY Realty

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  Taylor Tagliamonte

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  Procopio Real Estate, Inc.

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  Michael Sutkus

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  Procopio Real Estate, Inc.

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  Matthew Vidler

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  Procopio Real Estate, Inc.

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  Dante Belmonte

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  Hunt Real Estate ERA

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  Dante G. Belmonte

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  HUNT Real Estate ERA

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  Miriam Swanson

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  Hunt Real Estate Era

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  $229,900New

  5 Beds • 3 Baths • 2,177 Sq. Ft.

  Syracuse, NY, 13215

  Wendy Rourke

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  Howard Hanna Real Estate

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  Amy Haskins

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  Coldwell Banker Prime Properties

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  $159,900New

  4 Beds • 3 Baths • 1,470 Sq. Ft.

  Syracuse, NY, 13219

  Mark A Deangelis Jr

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  Illuminate Real Estate Service

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  Crystal Szudzik

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  Howard Hanna Real Estate

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  Christopher Newman

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  Acropolis Realty Group LLC

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  Mark Macbain

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  Procopio Real Estate, Inc.

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  Thomas K. Elleman

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  Howard Hanna Real Estate

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  Thomas Ladd

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  Howard Hanna Real Estate

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Located near the geographical center of New York State, Syracuse is home to 145,000 residents. The city proper comprises 26 distinct neighborhoods, each with its own charm and attraction, from the densely packed neighborhood of University hill, where 80% of residents are college students, to the upscale yet bohemian Strathmore neighborhood located in the southwest of the town and filled with historic homes from the 1920s and ‘30s. Homes in Syracuse range from million-dollar Tudor mansions to affordable single family homes, with lofts and apartments available in neighborhoods throughout the city.

Though only incorporated in 1825, the city’s history dates back to the 1600s, when French missionaries were invited by the Onondaga Tribe to establish a mission on the site that would become Syracuse. The city has seen many changes since that time, including a brief manufacturing boom during and after the Second World War, when the Big Three automobile manufacturers as well as other business working with raw materials and producing component parts set up shop in the area. Heavy industry has declined since the 1970s, and today education is the city’s main business. The State University of New York Upstate Medical University and Syracuse University are the city’s two top employers. A third institution, the State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry, is also located in Syracuse. The three schools share the University Hill neighborhood, making it the economic center of the city.

Syracuse offers a lot to do for visitors and residents alike. A number of galleries call the city home, including the Everson Museum of Art, whose I.M. Pei-designed building houses one of largest collections of pottery in the US along with art in a variety of other mediums. Syracuse has a strong affinity for traditional music, and hosts two jazz festivals and a gathering to celebrate the musical heritage of the local Polish population. Orchestra and opera companies perform for Syracuse audiences all year. The City’s setting in upstate New York make it attractive to people who want access to the outdoors but prefer urban living. Syracuse is surrounded by lakes, including the large Oneida Lake to the northeast and the Finger Lakes to the southwest, allowing easy access to watersports such as boating and fishing. For residents who would prefer to stay in town, Syracuse boasts 170 parks scattered throughout the city. If the city’s blend of culture and fun sound appealing to you, browse our listings to find your home in Syracuse.