The crow’s nest bar at the Windrift: worthy of a long beach walk across “the border” 😉 Â Enjoyed a nice lunch and a beautiful Friday afternoon view!
The crow’s nest bar at the Windrift: worthy of a long beach walk across “the border” 😉 Â Enjoyed a nice lunch and a beautiful Friday afternoon view!
A total of 45 properties sold (settlement) during the month of May in Avalon and Stone Harbor, NJ.  The overall median selling price was $999,000.
By category:
27 single family homes, ranging from $505,000 for a bungalow located over the 21st Street bridge; to $7,000,000 for a well maintained ocean front home on a 70′ x 110′ lot in the south end of Avalon.  The median selling price was $1,135,000.
13 condominium/townhouse units, ranging from $252,000 for a 1 bedroom bay front unit located at 96th Street and Sunset Drive; to $1,325,000 for a bay front side by side townhouse style located over the 25th Street bridge.  The median selling price was $527,500.
3 vacant lots, ranging from $1,750,000 for a lot on the beach block side of 38th and First Avenue; a south end beach block on 66th Street, and a bay front lot on Seagull Drive both sold for $2,450,000.
2 multi-family homes, an older Cape style across the street from the bay on 99th and Sunset Drive for $925,000; and an older expanded Cape on the beach block corner of 35th and First Avenue (60′ X 110′ lot) for $1,700,000.
While the condominium/townhouse sales are straightforward, the other 3 categories often cross over. Â An older single family home may truly be a “land value” sale. Â One of the reported vacant lot sales still has an older home on the site (to be torn down). This aspect of our market can be confusing for appraisers!
If you have any questions about market values in Avalon or Stone Harbor, NJ, please contact me  ann@anndelaney.com or 609-967-7950
Thank you for your continued interest!
Avalon NJ- Monday, May 26th- the annual Memorial Day Parade starts at 9am- (32nd Street and north to Veterans Plaza) . Click HERE for details.
The Townsends Inlet Bridge (connecting Avalon and Sea Isle City) is now open after several months of repairs.
And, according to Twitter posts…no tolls charged today 🙂
(Picture – February 2014)
Island beach pavilions: 21st Street, 30th Street, 80th Street, 88th Street, 95th Street, and 101st Street. Â Offering interesting views year round!
Great weather for the annual Seafood Festival on 96th Street in Stone Harbor today.
Monday is the pick up day for bulk trash items in Stone Harbor; Avalon’s bulk trash pick up is the following Monday, May 12th (after the Borough wide yard sale weekend).
Beautiful morning- amazing views for my walk before work 🙂
During the past 30 days, a total of 20 properties sold (settlement) in Avalon and Stone Harbor, NJ, with a median selling price of $1,068,750.
The breakdown:
8 condo/townhouse sales, ranging from a 2 bedrooms condo located behind the Buccaneer Ice Cream shop for $399,000; to a brand new side by side in Stone Harbor for $950,000.  The median selling price for all condo/townhouse units: $730,500.
1 commercial property- the former Back Yard Restaurant in Stone Harbor- for $625,000. Â Purchased by the Union League- see related article HERE
1 duplex- located on the bay in Avalon, for $1,232,500.
10 single family homes, ranging from an older rancher (sold for land value) on 17th Street in Avalon for $920,000; to a Bayberry Drive dune front home situated on a 100′ X 110′ lot for $3,950,000.  The median selling price for all single family homes: $1,835,000.
Plus, an additional 63 properties sale pending, with a median list price of $1,185,000 (final selling prices posted after settlement).
If you have any questions regarding market values in Avalon or Stone Harbor, please let me know.  I appreciate the opportunity to help!
ann@anndelaney.com
Saturday, April 26th at 9am, join your shore neighbors for the annual Beach Sweep.
For locations, and more details, visit the Clean Ocean Action web site.
Avalon and Stone Harbor require the registration of all rental properties (even if rented privately, or on a year round basis).
After the paperwork is submitted with the fee, the licensing department schedules an inspection.
Please review the Borough of Avalon and Borough of Stone Harbor web sites for additional information regarding the requirements.
I am happy to answer any questions you may have regarding the process. Â ann@anndelaney.com