D
uring the week ending Oct. 31, Cayuga County logged 11 residential sales, averaging $226,573 per transaction and $201 per square foot. The highest‑priced property was a 4‑bed, 1‑bath house on Egypt Road in Cato, sold for $462,000 (built 1875, 2,201 sq ft).
**Other notable sales**
- **6170 W. Lake Road, Fleming** – $400,000; 3 bed, 1 bath; 1,397 sq ft; built 1931; $286/sq ft; closed Oct. 3.
- **6198 Lake St., Aurelius** – $370,000; 4 bed, 3 bath; 2,201 sq ft; built 1840; $168/sq ft; closed Oct. 3.
- **6487 State Route 90 N, Aurelius** – $305,000; 2 bed, 1 bath; built 1990; closed Oct. 6.
- **5891 Bonnie Lynn Terrace, Fleming** – $281,000; 2 bed, 1 bath; 1,248 sq ft; built 1955; $225/sq ft; closed Oct. 3.
- **27 Hamilton Ave., Auburn** – $194,000; 3 bed, 1 bath; 1,021 sq ft; built 1900; $190/sq ft; closed Oct. 7.
- **24 Wood St., Auburn** – $164,300; 4 bed, 1 bath; 1,636 sq ft; built 1860; $100/sq ft; closed Oct. 6.
- **516 Avery St., Sterling** – $162,000; 3 bed, 1 bath; 1,104 sq ft; built 1850; $147/sq ft; closed Oct. 3.
- **9618 Stickles Lane, Conquest** – $10,000; built 1967; closed Oct. 7.
- **10238 Egypt Road, Cato** – $462,000; 4 bed, 1 bath; built 1875; closed Oct. 6.
Cayuga’s market shows a mix of historic and newer homes, with prices ranging from $10,000 to $462,000. The average price per square foot ($201) reflects the county’s diverse inventory, from modest 1,104‑sq‑ft homes to expansive 2,201‑sq‑ft estates.
Other counties reported similar activity: Oneida and Tompkins each listed their top ten sales for the same week.
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**County price trends** – Three Onondaga towns experienced a decline in home values this year.
**Regional sales recap** – Seven Central NY counties’ transactions from Oct. 18‑24 are summarized for comparison.
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