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Unit Available at Club at Melville
An affordable condominium is available at The Club at Melville. Units are available to residents aged 55 and older. Priced at $312,625, the two-bedroom/one bath unit is located on the third floor. The maximum income for one person is $87,500 and $100,050 for two people, Read More ...
Will 2024 be a buyers' or sellers' market in real estate?
LONG ISLAND, N.Y. - Many home buyers across the Tri-State Area are rejoicing as mortgage interest rates start to tick down a bit. But what will the upcoming New Year look like? Will it be a buyers' market or a sellers' market? Experts say it could be a mixed bag. "If you're thinking about selling your home, this is absolutely the time to do it," said Mike Mclean, licensed real estate agent at Signature Premier Properties. Mclean thinks now, and most of 2024, will still be a sellers' market, despite mortgage interest rates still higher than most would like. "The buzz that we have...
'Shangri-La' Estate Listed At $33M In Brookville
One Dupont Court in the village of Brookville, dubbed “Shangri-La” by listers for its idyllic and tranquil grounds, is looking for its next owner. Sitting on 21.86 acres, the eight-bedroom, 13-bath home was designed by architectural firm Shope Reno Wharton, known for its luxurious and artistic elements. The...
Miracle Mop creator’s Long Island mansion just got $4.25M cheaper
This seller sure hopes to clean up. Joy Mangano, the famed creator of the Miracle Mop, has slashed the price of her North Shore, Long Island, estate to $15.75 million — down from $20 million following a broker swap. Known as Swan Manor, the property at 1 Swan Place in St. James was built in 1917 and sits on a sprawling 9 acres. The gated spread — inspired by the Gilded Age architect Stanford White — is now decked out in soothing tones of cream and beige. The offering also comes with a three-bedroom barn-turned-guest house that was, briefly, home to Robert...
Can American families afford these classic holiday movie homes? Ho, ho, no.
The purchase price on single-family houses in the United States went up 9% in the first half of 2023. From “Home Alone” to “Miracle on 34th Street,” Christmas films showcase now-iconic homes where characters celebrate the season’s joys. We may dream of living in these holiday movie homes. But could today’s average American afford to buy one of these homes?
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