Exceptionally well maintained upside down style home.
Unique rear yard oasis featuring a custom outdoor kitchen and sitting area.
4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, plus an extra family room with a built in bar.
For additional information and photos: MLS Fact Sheet
Contact me for more details! ann.delaney@tksir.com
There have been a few news pieces regarding the 2024 rental season at the Jersey Shore.
The most recent: https://www.inquirer.com/newsletters/shore/jersey-shore-rentals-boardwalk-20240711.html
A few thoughts: Owners with repeat tenants who kept their price increases to a minimum are experiencing a solid rental season.
Property owners new to the rental market (or those with weeks not rented by January or February) have felt the shift in our market the most.
Adding amenities (that are ironically considered the norm in most other vacation rental markets) such as sheets and towels, some paper products, beach tags, beach equipments, etc. definitely helps. Being open to allowing a pet (with references) may also fill un-rented weeks.
The Jersey Shore rental environment has been slow to evolve. Look how long it took for change over cleaning to be included in the rent!
Yet we have to keep up with tenant expectations, and provide good value, in order to be competitive with other high end travel destinations.
We will be surrounded by beautiful displays of fireworks on Thursday night, July 4th!
In Avalon, the barge will be located off of the beach at 30th Street.
In Stone Harbor, the festivities will be moved back to the original location at 81st Street (the field).
Picture perfect weather all weekend!
As an island native, I have a “lifetime of experience” on Seven Mile Beach. And I appreciate the opportunity to help with all aspects of your seashore real estate needs.
ann.delaney@tksir.com 609-967-7950
Great weather for the annual Stone Harbor polar plunge.
For more info: Stone Harbor Shiver
THIS is the closest I’ll be to an ocean swim in March 😉
As a lifelong area resident, I completely understand the attachment to time-honored shore businesses.
I have wonderful memories linked to specific (mostly food!) establishments in Avalon and Stone Harbor.
In many cases, the original owners have passed on their responsibilities to the next generation. And those “children” may now be at the stage of their lives planning for retirement.
Running a seasonal business is challenging, and I’m sure it’s a difficult decision for owners to cash out.
Our favorite spots will eventually be replaced. And our children and grandchildren will carry the memories of the new places with them into the future.
Instead of lamenting about the “good old days” as we note the inevitable changes around town, we can look forward to new experiences to shake up our routine!
