Syracuse, NY housing market
The latest available asking prices, rents, and inventory, with monthly and yearly trends. Figures describe DoorHunter’s sampled listings in this region, not every home in the city.
Market data as of September 11, 2026
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Latest available listing data as of September 11, 2026. Figures update as new source data arrives.
Month-over-month and year-over-year changes compare September 2026 with the prior month and the same month a year earlier. They use completed months, separately from the current figures.
| Metric | Latest | MoM | YoY |
|---|---|---|---|
| Median asking price | $225,000 | Unavailable | Unavailable |
| Median monthly rent | $2,200 | Unavailable | Unavailable |
| For-sale listings | 807 | Unavailable | Unavailable |
| Rental listings | 215 | Unavailable | Unavailable |
Monthly trends
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| Month | Asking price | Price MoM | Price YoY | Monthly rent | For sale | Rentals | Est. cap rate |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| September 2026 | $249,900 | Unavailable | Unavailable | $2,200 | 257 | 230 | 8.48% |
| August 2026 | $249,900 | Unavailable | Unavailable | $2,150 | 220 | 177 | Unavailable |
Up to 12 recent months, with an additional year of history for annual comparisons. Each month uses its last available observation, rather than a monthly average. Missing periods and changes in collection scope stay unavailable; the listing mix can still affect comparisons.
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Captured listing inventory
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Current listing & rental details
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Purchase prices
Asking prices for active sale listings. The middle 50% range runs from the 25th to 75th percentile.
- Median listing priceSample: 799 listings
- $225,000
- Middle 50% asking-price range
- $164,850 to $319,950
- Median price per square footSample: 795 listings
- $157.97 / sq ft
Rental prices
Asking rents from a separate active rental cohort. Bedroom groups include only listings with a usable bedroom count.
- Median monthly asking rentSample: 215 listings
- $2,200
- Middle 50% rent range
- $1,725 to $2,725
- Median monthly rent per square footSample: 169 listings
- $1.54 / sq ft
- Studio / 1 bedroom
- $1,200
- 2 bedrooms
- $1,850
- 3 bedrooms
- $2,075
- 4 bedrooms
- $2,400
- 5+ bedrooms
- $3,125
Rental yields
Gross yield and cap rate use paired asking prices and modeled rents for sale listings. Cap rate deducts modeled operating expenses before financing and capital reserves.
- Median estimated cap rateSample: 638 listings
- 8.30%
- Median estimated gross rental yieldSample: 638 listings
- 12.25%
- Monthly rent-to-price ratio
- 0.98%
Inventory
Counts reflect captured active listings within this region.
- Active for-sale listings
- 807
- Active rental listings
- 215
Listing age
Listing age among active for-sale listings with a usable days-on-market value. This is not time to a completed sale.
- Median days on marketSample: 30 listings
- 68 days
- Share listed more than 30 days
- 60.00%
- Share listed more than 60 days
- 53.33%
- Share listed more than 90 days
- 43.33%
Sales activity
Captured sales are a partial sample of transactions. Months of supply divides active sale listings by captured sales in the last 30 days; zero sales cannot establish supply.
- Captured sales, last 30 days
- 136
- Captured sales, last 90 days
- 476
- Median sale price, last 90 daysSample: 476 listings
- $268,250
- Estimated months of supply
- 5.93 months
- 30-day absorption rate
- 16.85%
Underwriting scenarios
Medians of individual for-sale property scenarios using each listing’s own asking price and rent estimate. These are modeled results, not observed investment returns.
- Median modeled monthly cash flowSample: 638 listings
- $171
- Middle 50% cash-flow range
- -$143 to $522
- Median modeled cash-on-cash return
- 4.42%
- Median debt-service coverage
- 1.24×
- Median break-even occupancy
- 87.06%
- Share with positive modeled cash flow
- 64.26%
Scenario assumptions: 20.00% down; 7.50% fixed interest for 30 years; 2.00% closing costs; 5.00% of scheduled rent for capital reserves. Management 10.00%, maintenance 5.00%, and vacancy 5.00% of scheduled rent; annual taxes and insurance 1.50% of asking price. No HOA, rehab, or appreciation is assumed. Break-even occupancy above 100% indicates the scenario cannot cover costs at the modeled rent.
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How to read these numbers
Price and rent reflect distinct listing cohorts rather than paired properties. Modeled yields and cap rates apply standard operating expense baselines and exclude individual financing, income taxes, and future capital expenditures.
Compare published markets
Current published markets with the closest median asking prices, ordered by proportional price difference. This is a price comparison, not a ranking of investment quality:
- Rochester, NY· $224,900 median listing price · $2,067 median monthly rent
- Buffalo, NY· $205,000 median listing price · $1,850 median monthly rent
- Jackson, MS· $204,950 median listing price · $1,300 median monthly rent
- Shreveport, LA· $258,990 median listing price · $1,300 median monthly rent
- Baton Rouge, LA· $299,000 median listing price · $1,750 median monthly rent
What these medians mean for a rental budget
The price and rent medians describe different listings. Combining them below is a hypothetical sensitivity exercise, not a representative property, observed return, or recommendation.
Using the latest available listing figures, with source data as of September 11, 2026.
At a $225,000 purchase and $2,200 monthly rent, assume 25% down, a 7.5% fixed mortgage for 30 years, 5% vacancy, operating costs equal to 30% of scheduled rent, and a separate 5% capital reserve. These expense and financing assumptions are illustrative, not measured local costs.
- Rent collected after vacancy
- $2,090
- Operating costs
- $660
- Capital reserve
- $110
- Monthly principal and interest
- $1,180
- Illustrative monthly cash flow
- $140
Replace the teaching assumptions with actual taxes, insurance, HOA fees, maintenance, vacancy, and loan terms in the rental property cash flow calculator. This example excludes income taxes, appreciation, and acquisition costs.
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