Nassau Homes For Sale | March 25-26

A lot of people prefer to live in Nassau County because of its pleasant suburban surroundings, often fairly close to the sea, and all within sensibly advantageous commuting distance from Manhattan. With more than a million in population spread out over nearly 300 square miles inside a couple of urban communities, three towns, 64 incorporated towns, and more than 60 unincorporated villages, there are a lot of neighborhoods here that would qualify for the best places to live in Nassau County.

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Colonial Dating To 1680 Is On Market In Old Brookville

This Old Brookville Colonial, listed for $1.36 million, is one of the oldest homes on Long Island’s Gold Coast, says listing agent Donnamarie Chaimanis of Laffey Real Estate.

The six-bedroom main house dates back to 1680 and was originally built on a 150-acre plot that stretched to Hempstead Harbor, Chaimanis says. The home, now on a 2.02-acre property, includes a detached three-bedroom guest cottage.

“The house has that old Great Gatsby kind of feeling to it,” Chaimanis says.

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Prices of Homes In Nassau Spiked With June Sales Growth

Long Island home sales spiked last month, driving prices up sharply in Nassau County. The median sales price is up with days on market lower by 13% YTD. 

Here is a closer look at market trends and conditions:

July 2016 | Laffey Real Estate Market Update | Suffolk county, NY

June 2016 | Laffey Real Estate Market Report | Nassau County, NY

The April 2016 closed median home price for Long Island, which includes Nassau, Suffolk, and Queens’s housing data, was $385,000 representing a 2.7% increase over last year. Nassau County reported a $445,625 closed median home price in April representing a 3.3% increase over $431,500 reported by MLSLI last year. Suffolk County reported a closed median price of $310,000 which represents a -1.6% decrease over a year ago. Queens reported a closed median home price of $449,000, which represents a double digit gain of 12.3% over last year. The total number of Long Island residential inventory was 19,075 representing 12% less available listings than a year ago.

Check out Real Estate Market Report For Suffolk County, NY