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n the past week, Tompkins County logged 10 residential sales, with an average price of $284,600 ($178 per square foot). The highest transaction was a $520,000 sale at 103 Burleigh Drive, Ithaca, a 1,584‑sqft 1974 home ($328/sqft, 4 beds/2 baths) finalized on September 5.

    Other sales (titles recorded during the week of Sept. 27, though some were closed earlier) include:

    10. 319 Ithaca Road, Ithaca – 1,927 sqft 1928 home sold for $15,000 ($8/sqft, 4 beds/4 baths) on Sep. 5.

    9. 17 Station Road, Danby – 1,008 sqft 1993 home sold for $20,000 (1 bed/1 bath) on Sep. 5.

    8. 37 W. Main St., Dryden – 2,594 sqft 1880 home sold for $205,000 ($79/sqft, 3 beds/2 baths) on Sep. 8.

    7. 5 Taggart Road, Newfield – 1,008 sqft 1993 home sold for $210,000 ($208/sqft, 3 beds/1 bath) on Sep. 8.

    6. 119 W. Main St., Dryden – 1,344 sqft 1962 home sold for $261,000 ($194/sqft, 4 beds/2 baths) on Sep. 5.

    5. 255 Hayts Road, Ithaca – 1,144 sqft 1960 home sold for $340,000 ($297/sqft, 3 beds/1 bath) on Sep. 8.

    4. 239 Pennsylvania Ave., Ulysses – 1,720 sqft 1985 home sold for $360,000 ($209/sqft, 3 beds/2 baths) on Sep. 5.

    3. 189 N. Applegate Road, Enfield – 2,000 sqft 1988 home sold for $430,000 ($215/sqft, 3 beds/2 baths) on Sep. 5.

    2. 314 Turner Place, Ithaca – 2,328 sqft 1902 home sold for $485,000 ($208/sqft, 5 beds/3 baths) on Sep. 5.

    Additional local news: Destiny USA sold a large portion of an Albany shopping plaza; the “House of the Week” spotlighted a contemporary home in Cortland County built near Greek Peak; eight Onondaga County locations reported average home prices up at least 10%; New York’s forthcoming ban on gas equipment in new homes is approaching; and the most expensive homes sold in four Central NY counties from Sept. 20–26 were highlighted.

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