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Suburb offers a diversity of homes
Syracuse's Northside area covers the broad stretch north of Interstate 690 between Lakefront and Eastwood. "James Street, north of Salina Avenue, is a historic area," says T.J. Perkins, an associate real estate broker with Acropolis Realty Group who was born and raised in Syracuse. Northside is also near St. Joseph's Hospital, which is a driving economic factor." This suburban landscape has wide, tree-lined gridded streets with sidewalks.
Many historic buildings and murals are located in Northside.
Residents can enjoy a stroll on the wide, tree-lined gridded streets.
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From Victorians to bungalows
Stately Victorians and Tudors dating back to the 20s can be found in the Sedgwick area. Residents who won these homes receive an additional perk, a tax break to offset the costs of maintaining historic homes. Moving west toward Lakefront into the Washington Square neighborhood and north toward Lyncourt, homes are smaller, and pricing reflects these changes. "Lots are small here," Perkins says. "All less than ¼ acre." Old-style homes also grace the neighborhood, comprising bungalows and Colonial revivals. Many homes do not have garages, and prices range from $45,000 to $469,000. "Currently, Inventory is down as it is all over Syracuse," Perkins says
In Northside you can find colorful townhomes in-between stately Victorian homes.
Bungalow homes are small, but they are a popular home style in Northside.
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Micron Technology to bring in jobs
Syracuse's economy is looking brighter as Micron Technology, the computer chip factory, is slated to break ground in the northern suburbs in 2024, ensuring that Northside will receive plenty of fringe benefits, thousands of job opportunities and auxiliary businesses. Interstates 81 and 690 skirts Northside's western and southern boundaries, making commuting much easier. Downtown Syracuse is less than a 2-mile drive on local streets. The area has several Centro bus stops, and Syracuse Hancock International Airport is a 5-mile drive via I-81.
Storefronts in Northside are frequently re-painted in eye catching colors.
Public transportation is readily available in Northside with many convenient bus stops.
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Several dining staples to choose from
Residents can get their groceries at Price Rite Marketplace of Syracuse, a 2-mile drive on local streets. Northside features a wide variety of international restaurants, including Caribbean, East African and traditional American, to name a few. Stella's Diner on the west side of town is a popular spot for American comfort foods in a nostalgic setting. The renowned cartoon character Betty Boop graces the diner's menus, mugs and other memorabilia. Authentic Italian dining is on the menu at Francesca's Cucina, a locally beloved restaurant known for its daily scallops special, chicken riggies and famous butter cake served à la mode and drizzled with strawberry sauce. One of Perkins' favorite eateries is Biscotti Cafe & Pastry Shop, which serves soups, sandwiches and a variety of Italian pastries. Residential life prevails in Northside. Most locals head downtown for entertainment, which keeps the area's streets relatively quiet.
Breakfast is served all day at Stella's Diner in Northside Syracuse.
Freedom of Espresso is a cafe and coffee house located on the Northside of Syracuse.
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Community center offers programs for all ages
There are several parks that serve the Northside area. McChesney Park has two softball diamonds, two tennis and basketball courts and a playground. It is also the site for Magnarelli Community Center, which provides active senior programming during the day and transitions to teen programming after school into the evening. The 37-acre Schiller Park features a public pool, tennis courts, playgrounds, a soccer field and its own community center. Lincoln Park has a tennis court, a Little League Field and a playground.
The Magnarelli Community Center in Northside is a popular activity center for seniors.
People may come to green areas of Schiller park to dance to music.
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High school offers AP program
Students may start their education at Dr. Weeks Elementary School and move on to Grant Middle School. Both schools have a Niche grade of C-minus. Cicero-North Syracuse High School offers Advanced Placement® coursework and exams and has a B grade from Niche.
Cicero-North Syracuse High School's arena, which may be used by residents of Northside.
Grant Middle School is located in Northside of Syracuse, NY.
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Homicide
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4
Sexual Assault
7
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Assault with Weapon
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Robbery
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Burglary
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4
Motor Vehicle Theft
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Larceny
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Crime Score
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Northside Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Northside, Syracuse sell after 49 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Northside, Syracuse over the last 12 months is $131,000, up 44% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
One of a kind upscale 12 unit apartment building with 1 bedroom each and tenants pay their own utilities. Property has been beautifully remodeled including new windows, electrical circuit breakers, 12 new kitchens, 12 new bathrooms, new flooring, new appliances and newly paved driveway. Sold as a package with 600 South Ave. for $1,595,000.
Fabulous 2-family with parking spaces available. Each unit has 2-bedrooms, one full bath and both units have their own laundry room with washer/dryer hook-up. Both furnaces and hot water heaters are all newer in good working condition. Newer replacement windows, vinyl siding & roof. Spacious living room, dining room and kitchen. Ready for owner to living in one unit and rent out the other one
?? 1212 Butternut St, Syracuse, NY 13208Discover the potential in this solid 3-bedroom, 1-bath home located in Syracuse’s Northside neighborhood. With classic hardwood floors throughout, aluminum siding for easy maintenance, and a roof that’s only a few years old, this property offers both durability and value.The home also includes a detached garage and sits on a manageable lot — perfect
Spacious restaurant space with K-TV and upstairs bedrooms for accommodation. Prime location near downtown, on the corner of N Crouse Ave & Burnet Ave with heavy traffic & visibility from Rt 690 & Burnet Ave. Property has a lot of potential and inside is ready for operation. It can be a local bar, convenient store or restaurant.
A 2 bedroom, 1 full bath secured apartment complex near Little Italy right behind St. Joseph Hospital. There are five store fronts. Apartment has 2 spacious bedrooms, not one alike but has large dine-in kitchen. Good condition and move-in ready.
A mix-use apartment building in Little Italy with 3 bedrooms and 1 bath. There are stores on the first level and secured apartment units upstairs. Spacious 3 bedroom with in house coin-op laundry facility. Walking distance to hospital, restaurants and downtown area. There is street parking as well as municipal parking within one block. Good condition and move-in ready.
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