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Syracuse Real Estate and General Information

Are you looking for beautiful real estate in Syracuse? Tom Ladd has been working in Syracuse realty for many years. If you want quality information on the local market, you can contact Thomas directly and browse the new listings for Syracuse real estate below.

Syracuse is a city of approximately 147,000 inhabitants, located in Central New York. Its metropolitan area is home to over 730,000. Syracuse is also the county seat of Onondaga County as well as being the economic and educational hub of Central New York. It was named after the city of the same name in Sicily, Italy.

Real Estate
In June of 2008 median home price in Syracuse was $85,950.  There were 94 home sales, the highest priced home sold for $285,000, the lowest priced home sold for $7,240.   There are still real estate deals in this great city, but you need a local  market expert to help you.  Tom Ladd is an experienced real estate professional who has had more than a decade of experience in the real estate industry in the Syracuse area, overseeing more than $10,000,000 of real estate transactions.  For true local and knowledgeable service in the Syracuse real estate market, contact Tom directly at (315)-656-9717 or toll free at (800)-667-9416.

Recreation
Syracuse has parks, fields and recreation areas that fill up more than 1,000 acres. The city has 12 public pools, two public ice rinks, and two public nine-hole golf courses. Also, right outside the city is Onondaga Lake Park. There is much to do in the city, including shopping, dining and watching performances. Residents shop, among many other places, at Carousel Center, a shopping mall in the Lakefront neighborhood. The mall covers 1.5 million square feet and seven stories, offering shopping and entertainment. Residents can also enjoy the Oncenter, a convention and entertainment complex downtown. It has a sporting arena, theaters and a convention center. There is also plenty of art to be appreciated in Syracuse. There is the 75-member Syracuse Symphony Orchestra as well as many other musical performers. There are museums, art galleries and places to patronize theater and the performing arts. Also, there are two annual outdoor jazz festivals in the city. One aspect of local culture Syracuse may be best known for is its college sports; Syracuse University basketball games are often attended by upwards of 30,000 fans, while its football games reach more than 40,000.