Cortland's housing stock is spread across 13 subdivisions and condo buildings, ranging from established resale neighborhoods to newer construction still building out. Richland Trails stands out as the largest active community, with a strong run of new single-family homes and the deepest current inventory in town. New construction is also active at Chestnut Grove, Natures Crossing, and Robinson Farms, giving buyers move-in-ready options alongside homes still under construction. For resale-only stock with more established streetscapes and mature landscaping, Cortland Estates, Heatherfield, Woodland Acres, and Northfield Farms round out the single-family options, while Coventry Townhomes, Charles Street Townhome, and The Neighborhood serve buyers looking for attached-home living. New Hope Park and Neucort Lakes add further variety to the mix. There are no age-restricted 55+ communities in Cortland at this time. Overall, this is a market built for first-time buyers and growing families who want new construction or well-kept resale homes without leaving small-town Sycamore-area convenience.
22 homes sold in the past year ranging from $234,900 to $280,000.
2 homes sold in the past year ranging from $218,000 to $220,000.
There are currently 6 single-family homes from $349,990 to $479,990 for sale.
There are currently 12 single-family homes from $298,000 to $399,900 for sale.
There are currently 1 single-family home at $345,500, 2 condos at $349,990 and 5 townhouses from $287,000 to $314,900 for sale.