Syracuse is definitely experiencing a lot of hype at the moment because of Micron, and we're seeing lots of renovated options on the market in areas that likely won't benefit from the new campus.

From what I’m seeing, it looks like (and should continue to look like) the clay, Cicero, and Liverpool areas are expected to get some of the higher appreciation in the coming years due to close proximity to Micron (Zip Codes 13039, 13041, 13088, 13090).

It would be worth quite a bit more now, prices in the area have gone up since the announcement of Micron building down the road.

The most recent growth stocks in & out of the S&P-- Tesla is north of 100, Palantir 359, Coinbase 51, Microstrategy at -178, speculative but cyclical like Micron is 140. 

With significant growth (20,000 per year) across the valley, growth in wages and $15B in investments from the CHIPS act at Micron I am bullish long term. 

It's all old cottages that can be really cute when redone, and the location is fantastic, right between the airport and a skip and hop to the river and downtown.You might also look into some more "boring" options, I've heard there's new suburbs happening behind the airport, and look out to the suburbs nearer to Micron, etc as well.AirDNA should give you plenty of good data as well.

Micron Technology's decision to build a massive 1,400-acre semiconductor manufacturing plant in Clay, NY, a suburb of Syracuse, is poised to have a transformative effect on the local housing market.

I believe it- the market has absolutely exploded thanks to anticipation over Micron, but still has an overall low barrier to entry.

Additionally, once micron (a large microchip processing plant) is up and running (construction is underway) there are expected to be nearly 50,000 additional jobs created in the immediate areas.

I agree with Joe, I do think that micron will be felt in the Watertown area as well, maybe not quite to the extent that the greater Syracuse area will but still.