Category: Avalon, New Jersey- News

  • For Sale

    Okay, enough of this winter weather.  Time to think about a purchase at the beach.

    Click HERE for a list of new inventory in Avalon and Stone Harbor NJ.  A wide variety of choices, from small condos and cottages…to a home in the high dunes!

    If you have any questions regarding these, or other area properties, please call 609-967-7950  or email ann@anndelaney.com

    Thank you for your interest and referrals!

    63W26th

  • Snow and Ice

    Amazing sights yesterday of the snow and ice surrounding the island.

    The highlights: seeing the ice in the waves off of the 8th Street jetty, the huge chunks of ice along the ocean’s edge, and the fresh snow on the beach paths.

    A mild 27 degrees right now, with bright, warm sunshine 🙂

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  • Snow Day

    Beautiful day in Avalon, NJ.  A “just enough” snow storm, AND temperatures edging  above 20 degrees (without the crazy wind).

    63rdStreet

     

  • Colder by a Mile??

    Credit to Twitter friends @RinnMike and @rosemarydery for the clever modification of Avalon’s trademark sign 😉

    Not to worry- the original slogan and sign remain intact!

    AvalonColder

     

  • Icy!

    Yes, salt water does freeze.  This is what 7 degrees looks like in Avalon, NJ!

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  • Avalon NJ Beach Update

    I talked with a Borough of Avalon official regarding on going and proposed beach projects.

    1) Beach paths in the southend of Avalon are being elevated to similar levels as the surrounding dunes.  There were concerns during Sandy that the paths could become a route for the ocean to flow into the street (thankfully, it didn’t happen).

    2) Avalon officals are working on securing a dredge for a beach fill project for the north end of the island- hopefully coordinating with Ocean City to move the equipment after their project is completed.  The timing is up in the air, yet an early summer time frame is likely.  If scheduled, the Borough will maintain safe beach access on as many streets as possible during the beach fill.

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  • Transfer and Rental Inspections

    Both Avalon and Stone Harbor require fire safety inspections for every rental property, and prior to the transfer of ownership.

    Common causes for inspection failure:

    smokeDetec1) extension cords

    2) smoke or carbon monoxide detectors more that 10 years old (hardwired units MUST be replaced with new hardwired units)

    3) non-functioning GFI receptacles within 6′ of sinks

    4) propane gas grill on the deck

    Better to trouble shoot prior to the inspection and avoid re-inspection fees.

    For a list of specific requirements, click here.

     

     

  • Stormy Night Ahead

    Only rain so far in Avalon and Stone Harbor, NJ.  Earlier, I checked out the inlet without getting completely drenched from the ocean spray (just a little salty!)

    Will post snow pictures (??) tomorrow on Twitter.

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  • Welcome to the Neighborhood

    Twenty Five new Avalon, Stone Harbor property owners within the past 30 days.

    salesignAs typical with our zoning, the majority of sales were single family homes.  14 total, ranging from $900,000 for a tear down on 105th Street backing up to Chelsea Place (park); to $7,000,000 (yes, that’s correct!) for an amazing custom built home on the ocean at 17th Street.  The median selling price for all single family homes:  $1,612,500.

    There were 8 condo/townhouse style properties sold- ranging from $356,500 for a front unit in the 600 block of 21st Street; to $755,000 for a multi-level bay front Flagship Condominium on 81st Street.  The median selling price for all condo/townhouse units- $650,000.

    2 vacant lots sold- the 100 block of 30th Street for $930,000; and the 200 block of 61st Street for $1,250,000.

    1 duplex property on the 500 block of 21st Street sold for $590,000.

    Plus, an additional 51 properties are sale pending.  Off to a great start for our spring market!

    If you would like information regarding property values and/or activity, I am happy to help.      ann@anndelaney.com  or   609-967-7950

    Thank you for your continued interest.

     

     

     

  • Open or Closed?

    PathThis is a tough time of year.  Many island business owners take a well deserved break, and others keep the lights on for the loyal year round patrons.

    There are breakfast, lunch, and dinner options (not just Wawa!)

    You can still buy a bottle of wine from Fred’s, or a trash can from Seashore Ace.

    And, several gift/clothing shops offer weekend hours.

    See?  It’s not THAT quiet!