Fulton, NY

Fulton, New York is a small town located in the Southern Tier of New York. The population of Fulton was 8,819 as of the 2010 census. Fulton is known for its beautiful rolling hills and picturesque villages. The town has a rich history dating back to the early 1800s when it was first settled by Dutch farmers. Fulton became an important stop on the Underground Railroad during the abolitionist movement. Today, Fulton is a thriving community with a strong economy based on agriculture, manufacturing, and tourism.

Real estate in Fulton is dominated by single-family homes and farm land. The average price for a home in Fulton was $128,000 as of May 2016. The most popular type of real estate in Fulton is residential property, accounting for almost two-thirds (64%) of all sales transactions during that period. Commercial properties make up just over one-third (34%) of all sales transactions in Fulton.

The majority of homes in Fulton are owner-occupied (68%), while rental properties account for just over one-third (35%) of all housing units in the town. There are also a few apartments and condominiums available for purchase or rent in Fulton. When it comes to demographics, most residents in Fulton are white (97%), followed by Hispanic/Latino (2%) and Asian/Pacific Islander (1%). There are no African American residents living in Fulton at this time.