Real Estate on Long Island
Choosing a Real Estate Agent:
The advantage of working with a licensed real estate agent, primarily
is that he or she has access to most available properties through
the multiple listing service. If you have your heart set on a specific
community, dealing with a local agent is a good way to go.
Local agents tend to be more familiar with the community, and in most cases live in that community. In addition, a local agent will have exclusive rights to sell some homes that are not listed with MLS.
Our Featured Member:
Our Featured Realtor is Al Pignataro. He is probably our favourite Realtor of all time with his gentle manner and soft sell approach. He really tries to do the right thing. You feel at ease with Al from the moment you meet him.
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Where to Live on Long Island:
The island has a few different regions. Some are drastically
different than others. You've got the two shores (North Shore and
South Shore) with their very different lifestyles. Then there's the
Middle - without a shore to call it's own this area has far less marina's
and tourist haunts. Then there is the "East End" which includes
the exclusive Hamptons, "The Playground of the Rich and Famous".
You also have the two main Counties: Nassau County and Suffolk County?
Nassau County is the first county on Long Island that you hit upon
escaping the city, popular for it's (relatively) short commute to
Manhattan. From the middle of Nassau your commute is about an hour
on the Long
Island Rail Road.
Confounding things a little more - Suffolk County is so big that we often refer to it as "Eastern Suffolk" or "Western Suffolk". Western Suffolk buts up against Nassau County and is as a result is closer to Manhattan. It's much more populated per square mile than it's Eastern counterpart. You can still commute to New York from Western Suffolk but this is the end of the Electric line of the Long Island Rail Road. Commuters heading farther east than towns in Western Suffolk need to transfer to a diesel train.
As you head toward Eastern Suffolk you start to see a change in scenery
as it begins to get more rural. Farms and the Pine Barrens take up
much of the land and if you do want to build your own home this is
the place to do it. But the commute to Manhattan can be hours from
parts East so take that into consideration.
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