East End of Long Island – North Fork Home Sales Report
November 2nd, 2008 category: Real Estate News
The following is an update on North fork home sales / closings for the month of October on the North fork of Long Island. Towns include: Riverhead, Baiting Hollow, Aquebogue, Calverton, Jamesport, Laurel, Mattituck, Cutchogue, Peconic, Southold, Greenport, East Marion, Orient, and Orient Point. All info is taken from the mlsli ; while deemed reliable, no guarantee. This report does not include mobile homes.
SOLD (CLOSED) PROPERTIES ON THE NORTH FORK OF LONG ISLAND 10/01/2008-10/31/2008 (list price; sold price):
Aquebogue, NY:
sold: 1; $238,5k- $225k
Baiting Hollow, NY:
sold: 3; $175k- $165k; $379,9k-$343k; $574,9k-$510k
Calverton, NY:
sold: 2; $175k-$170k; $310k-$295k
Cutchogue, NY:
sold: 7; $349k-$290k; $510k-$485k; $549k-$510k; $579k-$552,5k; $625k-$550k; $$680k-$640k; $2,450m-2,206m
East Marion, NY:
sold: 1; $479k-$435k
Greenport, NY:
sold: 1; $709k-$660k
Jamesport, NY:
sold: 1; $699k-$635k
Laurel, NY:
sold: 2; $440k-$410k; $529k-$500k
Mattituck, NY:
sold: 2; $459k-$467,5k; $1,295m-$1,088m
Orient, NY:
sold: 3; $435k-$385k; $1.150m-$989,5k; $1,250m-$996k
Riverhead, NY:
sold:7; $191,6k-$190,8k; $239,9k-$190k; $299k-230k; $319k-$297,7k; $399k-$399k; $599k-$519,9k; $1,1m-$1,015m
Southold, NY:
sold: 9; $435k-n/a; $457k-$425k; $499,9k-$490k; $755k-$725k; $799k-$735k; $959k-$930k; $990k-$960k; $999,9k-$975k; $2.9m-$2.4m
HOMES UNDER CONTRACT/NOT CLOSED FROM OCTOBER 1, 2008- OCTOBER 31, 2008:
Aquebogue, NY: 2
Calverton, NY: 1
Cutchogue, NY: 1
East Marion, NY: 1
Greenport, NY: 1
Laurel, NY: 1
Mattituck, NY: 4
Orient, NY: 1
Peconic, NY: 1
Riverhead, NY: 7
Southold, NY: 5
TOTAL: 25
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