Land, buildings, and any attached resources within the geographical boundaries of Cortland County, New York, constitute the area’s tangible, immovable assets. This encompasses a diverse range of holdings, from residential homes and commercial buildings to agricultural land and industrial sites. A small family farm, a bustling downtown storefront, or a large manufacturing plant all represent examples of such assets within the county.
These holdings form the foundation of the local economy, contributing significantly to the tax base and providing opportunities for residents and businesses. The historical development of the county, from its agricultural roots to its current diverse economy, is directly tied to the use and ownership of these assets. The stability and growth of the region depend on the responsible management and development of this finite resource.
