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Tuckahoe – A Village With Rich Resources

Tuckahoe – A Village With Rich Resources

The village of Tuckahoe is located within Westchester County and is sixteen miles north of Manhattan and has the Bronx River as its boundary to the west. Locals have easy access to the Metro-North rail system and can arrive in Grand Central Terminal in just a half hour.

Tuckahoe means ‘it is globular’ and refers to the foods eaten, bulb and roots, by the Indian population. In the modern era, the region became known for its rich, high-quality marble deposits and the subsequent industry that arose around it, dubbing the village ‘the marble capital of the world’.

Residents currently can find employment in research, development, and manufacturing. The CBS sitcom, Maude, was produced in Tuckahoe during the 1970s, and Nobel Prize winning scientists, Getrude B. Elion and George H. Hitchings worked on various drugs for the reduction of cancer and autoimmune diseases.

Demographics

6,486 people live in the area, and these are dispersed among 2,855 households. 29% of people have children younger than 18 living with them, and 42% are married couples living together. Nearly 37% of people live alone, and in 12% of cases, this a single female head of house. 28% of sole occupants are above the age of 65, with the average household size comprising 2.27 people.

Real Estate

The median list price for a property in Tuckahoe is $599,490, $355 per square foot, and the average home will sell for 98.79% of this amount. Houses will spend a median 101 days on the market before they sell, and there are currently 74 properties available for purchase.

The average listing will sell after just one offer, and the average amount down is $20,000. Four homes have sold in the past month. Value are approximately .72% higher than they were this time last year.

Sokol Group specializes in lowering the tax bills of residents whose assessments are too high. We initiate the property tax grievance process for those living in Orange, Westchester, Counties and people in the Hudson Valley. Reach out to us today with any questions you may have, and we will be happy to assist you.

 

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