Fort Drum, NY

Fort Drum is located in the northernmost part of New York State, on the Canadian border. The town has a population of about 10,000 people and is served by the Fort Drum Military Reservation. The area has a long history as a military post and was used as a training ground for American troops during World War II.

The town's economy is based on military spending and tourism. There are several hotels and restaurants in the town, as well as stores that cater to military personnel and their families. The primary industry is agriculture, with crops such as apples, potatoes, corn, tomatoes, and grapes grown in the area. There are also small businesses that provide services to the military community, such as car rental agencies and hair salons.

Real estate in Fort Drum is dominated by government-owned properties such as schools and hospitals. These properties are usually leased out to private businesses or individuals who agree to abide by certain restrictions imposed by the government (for example, no commercial development). Commercial real estate is relatively scarce in Fort Drum; most commercial buildings are located outside of the military reservation boundaries.

The market for residential real estate in Fort Drum is relatively stable; prices have increased modestly over the past few years but have not exhibited any significant spikes or declines. Demand for housing tends to be high among members of the military community who are stationed at Fort Drum or who visit frequently for events like sporting events or concerts at nearby venues like Plattsburgh State University or SUNY Plattsburgh.