Utica, New York Homes For Sale & Real Estate

About Utica

The seat of Oneida County and one of the most exciting spots our REALTORS® show upstate, Utica is New York’s tenth most populous city. In a prime location on the Mohawk River at the foot of the Adirondacks, it is rich with natural beauty and leading amenities.

Utica and the neighboring city of Rome are anchors of the Utica-Rome Metro Area and serve as major hiring centers. Founded 1734, Utica is filled with colonial and Revolutionary-era history. As you explore, you’ll discover neighborhoods with strong character and charm.

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Utica, NY Real Estate Statistics

Total Homes58
Avg. Size In Sq. Ft.1,664
Avg. Age In Years92
Avg. Days On Site99
Minimum Price$64,999
Maximum Price$799,900
Average Price$217,134
Avg. Price Per Sq. Ft.$130

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Utica has one of the most diverse populations in New York, with more than 15 languages spoken. Of 62,000 residents, about 69% identify as white, 15% as African American, and 7% as Asian. Approximately 10% of residents were Hispanic or Latino of any background.

The median age in Utica is 34, making it one of New York’s younger cities. The median household income is north of $30,000, with a median family income nearing $34,000. With a robust housing stock, you can expect 100 to 200 homes for sale at a time. Homes are available for a range of budgets and tastes. Browse the newest homes for sale in Utica, NY.

Schools & Education

The Utica City School District is the primary public school district for students living in Utica. The district maintains ten elementary schools, two middle schools, and one high school. Total enrollment is about 10,00 across all grades, with a student-teacher ratio around 15:1. Despite the complexity of caring for a large number of campuses and students, Utica CSD has made impressive strides in academic quality in recent years. It is known for diversity, quality instruction, and a variety of afterschool programs.

High school seniors in Utica have a wealth of options when it comes to higher education. SUNY Polytechnic Institute, Mohawk Valley Community College, St. Elizabeth College of Nursing, and Utica College are all within the city. Many local students also go on to other SUNY schools. Find homes for sale in Utica by school district.

Local Economy & Job Opportunities

A long-time industrial hub, Utica has reshaped its economy in recent years by encouraging small business and attracting investment. St. Elizabeth Medical Center, with more than 1,700 full time employees, is usually counted as the city’s top employer. Medical supplier CONMED adds an additional 900 jobs and is headquartered right in downtown Utica.

Human Technologies Corporation, a nonprofit social enterprise that facilitates employment for people with disabilities, is a hometown name founded 1954. In retail, Chanatry’s Hometown Market is a local leader. Major importer Atlantic International has operations in the city, as does telecom firm Northland Communications.

Things to Do in Utica

It should come as no surprise that Utica has lots to see and do. The Utica Zoo is a year-round favorite with more than 200 animals including seals, red foxes, Canadian lynxes, Mexican wolves, and more. The Utica Children’s Museum is also popular with kids for its imaginative interactive exhibits.

The Stanley Theatre is a unique 1920s-era venue historically associated with Warner Brothers. It’s a true movie palace where you can take in classics and the latest hits in opulent Baroque surroundings. History buffs can also visit Union Station, opened 1914 and still used today.

Utica is surrounded by natural splendor. You can spend a day out in nature at the Utica Marsh Wildlife Management Area or F.T. Proctor Park, a landscaped city park with plenty of sports fields to enjoy. Lock 20 State Canal Park, opened 1822, is perfect for fishing or a picnic.

Utica, NY Real Estate Services

Everyone has heard the name Utica, but few know it’s one of the true jewels of upstate New York. Contact us to learn about real estate opportunities with Coldwell Banker Prime Properties.