Cayuga County Sees 18 Residential Property Sales in One Week
Cayuga County reported 18 residential property sales between October 19-25, with the median sale being a 1,423-square-foot property in Auburn that sold for $50,000.
Syracuse, NY, November 1, 2026 — In a recent reporting period, Cayuga County observed a notable number of residential property transactions. Between October 19 and October 25, a total of 18 homes were sold across the county. This data reflects activity in the local real estate market during that specific week.
The median sale price for these transactions indicates a specific point within the market’s performance. A property located in Auburn, which measured 1,423 square feet, was the median sale. This particular home was sold for $50,000. The median represents the middle value in a set of data, meaning that half of the sales during this period were for a higher price, and half were for a lower price.
While the summary provides figures for the number of sales and details on the median transaction, specific information regarding the types of properties sold beyond the median example, their exact locations within the county, or the total value of all sales was not detailed. Furthermore, the time frame is limited to one week, and broader market trends would require analysis over extended periods.
The reporting period of October 19-25 offers a snapshot of the real estate market in Cayuga County. The occurrence of 18 sales within this timeframe, with a median sale price of $50,000 for a 1,423-square-foot property in Auburn, provides specific data points for those following local housing market activity.
Further context on market conditions, such as average sale prices, inventory levels, or year-over-year comparisons, would be necessary to fully understand the implications of these reported sales figures. However, based solely on the provided summary, the county recorded these 18 residential sales in the specified week.
The details available focus on transaction volume and a specific median sale. The county’s real estate market continues to be a subject of interest for residents and potential buyers.
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