Greater Binghamton, NY – (Broome County)
Neighborhoods & Real Estate
The City of Binghamton is the county seat for Broome County (Greater Binghamton) and has a population of just over 200,000 according to the 2010 census. The hub of the city sits at the confluence of two rivers, the Susquehanna and Chenango and offers quick access to Interstate 81 and Route 17/Interstate 86 which are major highways that travel through the Greater Binghamton area.
The Greater Binghamton (Broome County) area is made up of a number of diverse communities that have their own distinct history, character and uniqueness. Residents that live in each community work to preserve their history and distinctiveness and take pride in enhancing their community. Throughout the area there are a number of initiatives to improve the quality of life through events, parks, gardens, improved parking, lighting and safety, as well as other enhanced services.
One of the best features of living in the Greater Binghamton are its options for housing and living.
Living in the Greater Binghamton area offers you the options and lifestyle of your choice. You can live in the center of the city and be among it all, you can live in rolling hills and green pastures of the rural countryside or you can get a mix of both by living in between. Which ever your choice, you are only minutes from the other when you are ready.
Broome County is made up of one city (Binghamton) and 27 towns, villages and hamlets which include: Barker (town), Binghamton (city), Binghamton (town), Chenango (town), Colesville (town), Conklin (town), Deposit (village), Dickinson (town), Endicott (village), Endwell (hamlet), Fenton (town) , Johnson City (village), Kirkwood (town), Lisle (village), Lisle (town), Maine (town), Nanticoke (town), Port Dickinson (village), Sanford (town), Triangle (town), Union (town), Vestal (town), West Corners (hamlet), Westover (hamlet), Whitney Point (village), Windsor (village),Windsor (town)
Each of these communities has something special to offer and provides a choice of services and various sized school systems.
If you are looking to relocate to or within the Greater Binghamton area, call Robert Potochniak, Lic. Assoc. Broker with EXIT Realty Homeward Bound of Vestal, NY. For more info see below or visit Bob’s real estate web site at www.bpoto.com
Looking to Sell or Buy a New Home? Call Bob!
Robert “Bob” Potochniak’s Bio:
Robert Potochniak, Lic. Assoc. Real Estate Broker
Web Site: https://www.bpoto. Exithb.com or https://Bpoto.com
As a result of his work ethic, experience and marketing knowledge, Bob is consistently sought out by local sellers and buyers, as well as out of town buyers looking to relocate to the Greater Binghamton market area. Bob’s clients feel comfortable working with him because of his relaxed and friendly, professional personality.
Bob began his real estate career in 1983 and has represented numerous buyers and sellers throughout the 1980’s and most of the 1990’s until he took a temporary leave from the real estate profession to pursue other opportunities. In January 2008, Bob returned to his real estate profession as an Associate Broker with the professional real estate firm of Trevitt Realtors. Today, with two decades of experience, Bob continues to build his reputation and remains dedicated to serving members of the Greater Binghamton community and surrounding areas with EXIT Realty Homeward Bound of Vestal, NY
Bob has a Degree in Business Marketing and Management, as well as Business Information Systems. He has also completed numerous professional real estate courses including but not limited to subjects such as appraisal, advertising, property taxes and construction. Bob has also achieved recognition by earning the National Association of Realtors Green Designation.
With a strong commitment to community, Bob has supported and volunteered with many local organizations. Bob has served as a Cub Scout Den Leader and Assitant Little League coach in Vestal during the 1980’s. In the 1990’s, Bob coached a Town of Union youth T-ball team for several years and then assisted with Endwell Little League and softball, as well as Endicott girls softball. He was also very involved with the Union Aquatic swim club. Today, Bob continues to volunteer with several local organizations and his church to assist and promote community events.
To contact Bob, call or text (607) 759-4760You can also visit his community Facebook page, Greater Binghamton Today at http://www.facebook.com/greaterbinghamtontoday or search Greater Binghamton Today.