A positive sign for the local real estate market- the stats have remained consistent from month to month with the number of SOLD and SALE PENDING properties on the island.
In the past 30 days, 23 properties SOLD; and an additional 26 are Sale Pending with settlement scheduled in the near future. The SOLD properties ranged from an undersized vacant lot in Stone Harbor for $350,000, to a custom home in the beach block of Avalon for $5,150,000. The median selling price was $1,175,000.
15 sales were in Avalon; 8 in Stone Harbor.  12 were single family homes; 7 condo/townhouse units, 2 vacant lots, 1 duplex, 1 commercial property (Bud’s Market on 83rd and Third Avenue).
If you would like a detailed list of SOLD properties in your Avalon or Stone Harbor neighborhood, please let me know: ann@anndelaney.com
 A good day to think about summer and warmer days ahead.
Well, technically I do.  Yet I know I’m really selling access to a unique and ever changing environment.
I’ve noticed a definite increase of dogs with summer homes at the shore. And the local municipalities have eased the beach walking restrictions to accommodate this trend.Â
Fresh salt air, a comfortable breeze, bright sunshine, and the beach Zamboni (yes, I watched the Flyer’s game) keeping  me company on my early morning walk!
The view from the water’s edge toward the 101st Street pavilion in Stone Harbor has changed…for the better.  The huge, rusty outfall pipe has been removed (along with others in that immediate area). What a difference. The beach looks so much bigger.
Avalon and Stone Harbor restaurants will be participating in the 7 Mile Restaurant Week:  June 4th through June 11th.
I took this picture late yesterday- a damp and windy day at the beach.
The outfall pipe removal project continues between 99th and 109th Streets in Stone Harbor.  
 Springer’s Ice Cream in Stone Harbor has a sign on their front door- open weekend of May 15th. That gives us a few days to review the list posted outside and select a flavor 😉