Luxury home buyers pause on Gatsby’s North Shore
AMONG the sprawling colonial homes and well-tended lawns on the north shore of New York’s Long Island, there are signs that Chinese policies crafted 11,000 kilometers away are taking a toll. In the past year, there has been a slowdown in the stream of affluent Chinese looking for luxury homes in the area — widely […]
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15 Super Sprinkler Parks on Long Island
When the temperature rises, there’s nothing like jumping through the sprinkler to cool off. Long Island sprinkler parks are great places to take kids because unlike pools and beaches, sprinkler parks have low water depth and often a rubber surface. Just add sunscreen and let the adventures begin. We’ve put together a list of super […]
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Market Update | June ’17 | Nassau County, NY
We provide this monthly update of the market on Long Island, NY. Enjoy!
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5 Tips to Beautify Your Bath on a Budget
Your bathroom is one of the hardest workers in your home. You want it to help you keep clean and comfy, but when company comes, you want it looking lovely and pristine. To maximize both its use and its beauty, Home and Garden TV designers suggest five thrifty tips for upgrading any bath […]
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Brookville Real Estate Market Summary Report
National and County-wide news sources are slow and do not accurately represent what is happening in our local market. It’s important to stay informed about conditions impacting your local neighborhood! Below is a report of Brookville, Long Island NY. I hope you find it useful. These market reports are updated weekly so you can be “ahead […]
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#UnderContract
Congratulations to the Buyers and Sellers at 34 Pearsall Avenue in Glen Cove. Job well done Grace Flanagan!
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Home Prices Pick Up Steam as Spring Selling Season Heats Up
U.S. home prices marched higher in April, with the strongest gains in the West, according to a report out Tuesday. The national home price index from data provider CoreLogic was 6.9% higher than a year ago, and 1.6% higher than in March. Washington was the hottest state for prices, notching a 12% annual gain. Consumer prices […]
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