OUTSTANDING FRENCH CHATEAU ON 5 ACRES
Upper Brookville, Long Island, NY Enter through massive iron gates and into a wonderland of enchantment embracing five magnificent acres, a cobblestone drive and courtyard, and a magical, nearly 10,000-square-foot manor resembling a romantic French chateau. Every inch of both the property and the manse has been meticulously appointed with only the finest of materials […]
Read MoreBROOKVILLE 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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Brookville, Long Island, NY
Asking $4,380,000 Magnificent 7,000 sq ft Brick & Stone Manor Home situated on two park-like, professionally landscaped acres in the famed Jericho School District. This stately New Construction boasts 6 Bedrooms and 6.5 tastefully appointed Baths. Dramatic 2 Story Entry Foyer with incredible millwork and paneling leads to large Formal Living Room with Fireplace, Library, […]
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Which type of fire pit would you prefer? A or B
Increase your outdoor living space by including a fire pit table to your home! There are several benefits to add an outdoor fire pit to your home. Here are some of the biggest benefits of including an outdoor fire pit to your own backyard! Entertainment: What better way to get together with family and […]
Read MoreNegotiation & Closing Support Strategies for Military Buyers/Sellers
Military buyers generally do not have a lot of time for incremental negotiations. A couple of rounds of negotiations may be okay, but protracted back-and-forth negotiation uses up valuable time, which they often do not have to spare. Our team of professionals can help military buyers or sellers plan a realistic negotiation strategy with specific […]
Read MoreCities that are least affordable for renters
The good news for renters is that landlords today are less likely to raise the rent by a lot. The bad news is, rents are still high and unlikely to fall anytime soon. As with all real estate, though, rents are local, and some unexpected markets are heating up, while some hot ones are cooling […]
Read MoreAre Higher Mortgage Rates Scaring Off First-Time Home-buyers?
First-time homebuyers are shying away from their plans to purchase this spring, according to a recently released report by realtor.com, due to the surge in mortgage rates in the last two months of 2016. Though rates have deflated since the end of the year, they remain hovering above 4 percent—high enough to scare off first-timers […]
Read MoreThinking of Selling? Why Now is the Time
It is common knowledge that a large number of homes sell during the spring-buying season. For that reason, many homeowners hold off on putting their homes on the market until then. The question is whether or not that will be a good strategy this year. The other listings that do come out in the spring […]
Read MoreInternational Living’s the Best Places To Retire Around The World In 2017
There’s a new best country in the world to retire, according to the experts at International Living (IL), an authority on global retirement and relocation opportunities. In its Annual Global Retirement Index, Mexico is the most popular countries among U.S. expats The exchange rate is outrageous in our favor. The Mexican peso today is 20 […]
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