12/10/2021

Greenville, New York is located in Orange County and began as a settlement during the Revolutionary War era. A 10-15 minute drive from New Jersey and Pennsylvania, residents have also quick access to Interstate 84 and to Middletown. The average age of its residents is just 38 years, and the average household income is $98,000 per year with just 5% of the populace living below the poverty line. 25% of  people have a college degree, and 94% have graduated from high school.

Various employment opportunities exist in Greenville, including occupations related to local tourism, healthcare, transportation, education, social assistance, and working for the General Electric Company. Greenville is also home to the Catskill Mountains and a variety of activities that include hiking, fishing, and skiing as well as historical sites, national landmarks, and the Palace Theatre where patrons can enjoy music, comedy, and plays.

The Greenville Central School District is ranked as a High Performing District and is one of the foremost in Orange County and is also considered an international baccalaureate world school. An average of $19,189 is spent on each child, higher than the national average of $12,383, and the ratio of students to teachers is 15 to 1. Post-secondary students have access to nearby Columbia Green Community College.

 Demographics

3,800 people live in Greenville, and these are dispersed among 1,243 households at a population density of 125 individuals per square mile. 45% of homes have children below the age of 18 living therein, and 71% are comprised of married couples living together. 14% of dwellings have a sole occupant, and 5% of these are aged 65 or above.

Real Estate

The median list price for a home in Greenville is $242,750, or $163 per square foot. The average home will spend 93 days on the market before selling, and there are currently 47 listings available for purchase. 5 properties sold last month for more than their list price.

Sokol Group specializes in initializing the property tax grievance process for homeowners living in Westchester, Orange, and Rockland counties and the Hudson valley. If you believe your annual assessment is too high, reach out to us today for more information of how we can be of assistance to you.

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