Out-of-State Property Purchase
If you live in another state and are looking to buy a property here, we can certainly help you. When you're buying property outside of your state, you require professional assistance to ensure that the purchase is conducted smoothly. We offer competent representation in international real estate dealings.
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Out-of-State Home Buyers
Buying property in the Syracuse area can be a great investment strategy. You can find a place that works as a vacation home, a permanent residence, or as a rental property.
Kirnan Real Estate knows that Syracuse is a great place to live. We’re in the heart of Onondaga County, in the center of New York State. Onondaga County, with a population of about 450,000 people, has excellent public school systems, great hospitals, and fun annual events for the whole family. Syracuse has been ranked in the “10 Best Places to Own Real Estate” by Fortune magazine, and Manlius, one of its suburbs, was listed as one of the “Best 100 Places to Live” in America by Time magazine’s Money. With the low median cost of homes in the area, Syracuse real estate is a great place to find a deal.
Syracuse Offers:
Top Employers: Upstate University Health System, Syracuse University, Wegmans, St. Joseph’s Hospital Center, and Crouse Hospital.
Sports: Syracuse Crunch, Syracuse Chiefs, and Syracuse University Sports.
Arts: 40 museums and art venues, including the Museum of Science & Technology, a professional opera company, a professional theater, and the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra.
Events: The Great New York State Fair, JazzFest, Taste of Syracuse, Balloon Fest, Syracuse International Film Festival, and several community carnivals and ethnic festivals.
Higher Education: 44 private and state colleges, including Syracuse University, Le Moyne College, SUNY Upstate Medical University, Onondaga Community College, and Bryant & Stratton College.
Recreation: Over 50 area parks and 40 golf courses.
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