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Market Conditions for Brighton, New York

Reported by Earl Krakower, REALTOR-Associate

Updated June 17, 2009.

Current Market Rating: 2




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Our seasonal supply and demand ratios are a bit unusual this year... with 21% more homes on the market compared to last year. The number of motivated buyers available has reduced. Total number of contacts on Brighton homes sold compared to last year is down 25%. Buyers are strongly favoring homes that are in outstanding condition over those needing updating or a lot of work ... overwhelmingly.

Established in 1814, Brighton is one of the oldest towns in Monroe County. Brighton is located in Western New York, bordering the City of Rochester to its north and the Genesee River to its west. The population of the town is approximately 36,000. Named for Brighton England, the Town of Brighton was first settled about 1790. Until the 20th century, it remained a farming community. Early businesses included brick making and nurseries.

Brighton NY progressed and developed into a diverse suburban residential community with strong neighborhoods, elegant homes, elaborate gardens and landscaped subdivisions. For the past generation, Brighton has been recognized as one of America's most attractive residential towns. Notable leaders in business, industry, education, government and the arts - both past and present - reside here.

In academics, Brighton ranks in the top 100 school districts in the nation and is in the top 10 of New York State. Recently, the town made news by purchasing 64 acres of land that will be developed into a "central park" for town residents.

Brighton occupies approximately 15 square miles of land southeast of Rochester. Homes on Brighton's carefully landscaped streets range from comfortable 1920's, '30s, and 40s single-family dwellings to newer subdivisions and condominiums. The community also has its share of "mansions," and other notable landmarks including the University of Rochester, Mount Hope Cemetery and Genesee Valley Park.

Commercial areas include retail shops and restaurants at the Twelve Corners and near Mount Hope and South Avenues, as well as more chain based retail areas toward Henrietta. Brighton's schools are acknowledged to be among the region's best.


ZIP Codes: 14618, 14610, 14620


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