North fork, Long Island Home Sales- May 2010
June 1st, 2010 category: Real Estate News

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There are reliable spring indicators on the North fork of Long Island- from the emergence of my bed of daisies, to the presence of the bathing gear -clad set who slowly fill up the local beaches with bright umbrellas and children kicking sand all the way to the water, thrilled to try out the latest neon colored aquatic toys. An increase in home sales, from Riverhead to Orient, has also been an anticipated event.
April was an improved month over March, and such upward motion bred the hope that perhaps we’d hit a comfortable higher ground in terms of volume. Spring is the “season”, as many hope to finalize second home purchases for a summer spent on the North fork. Equally present east end, LI home buyers are locals who, having witnessed the significant uptick in housing prices, are now viewing realistic offerings that fit their budgets (and more so, their sense of what reasonable really is). Their appearance made for a strong April 2010 over 2009.
As most paid attention to the tax credit that expired at the end of April, the hope was that such an incentive wasn’t a band aid for a larger problem, but an incentive for many who may well have purchased either way- just, perhaps, an ice breaker- the precursor to whatever normalcy we can now come to expect.
May figures for under contract properties took a dip. From Riverhead to Orient, the total number of under contract properties reported to MLSLI for May, 2009 totaled 37. For May of 2010, that figure was 25.
It will be interesting to see how we fare in June for homes under contract on the North fork.
The North fork, unlike its Hamptons counterpart, has not had the drama (and, we like it that way) of astronomical heights in pricing- followed by a disturbing lull, such as was found in 2009 throughout the Hamptons venue. Rather, the North fork (Riverhead, Jamesport, S. Jamesport, Baiting Hollow, Calverton, Laurel, Mattituck, Cutchogue, Peconic, Southold, Greenport, Orient, and Orient Point) has appeared to weather the market with consistency. While values have experienced a decline from peak suggestive of the economy, sellers responded accordingly, appealing to buyers anxious for value, along with the tax credit opportunity.
The following are town by town homes under contract for May, 2010:
UNDER CONTRACT REPORTED, MAY 2010:
Aquebogue, NY: 3 lot 3 cedar cove: $384,990, 28 Pine ave: $660,000, 267 Peconic Bay Blvd: $1,494,876 **list- not sold pricing for all towns/villages. Multi List Service of Long Island**
Baiting Hollow, NY: 2 54 beach hill, $159,999; 2011 Sound ave: $328,888
Calverton, NY: 2 36 Gerald St, $229,900; 259 Parkway Drive: $249,000
Cutchogue, NY: 1 710 Old Menhaden Rd., $719,000
East Marion, NY: 1 170 Manor Rd., $429,000
Greenport, NY: 2 1300 7th St. $249,900; 411 4th St. $539,000
Jamesport, NY: 1 86 Smugglers Path $499,000
Laurel, NY: 1 20 S. Oakwood Dr. $625,000
Mattituck, NY: 2 2705 Laurel Way $445,000; 145 Meday Ave $499,000
Orient, NY: 1 1925 Grandview Dr. $989,000
Riverhead, NY: 6 560 Raynor, $119,900; 799 Harrison Ave., $159,000; 613 Roanoke Ave $270,000; 162 Kings Dr., $299,900; Lot 8 Honey ln. $419,000; 9 Plover ct. $445,000
Southold, NY: 3 25 Lighthouse Rd. $729,000; 1035 Calves neck Rd. $1.199.000
HOMES SOLD/CLOSED REPORTED, MAY 2010:
FOR COMPARITIVE PURPOSES, 2010 FIGURES FOR MAY NEARLY EQUAL THOSE REPORTED IN 2009.
2009: 34 CLOSED HOMES
2010: 32 CLOSED HOMES
Aquebogue, NY: 2 89 Josica Ct. $352,980; 77 Fox trail ct. $380,000 **figures represent reported SOLD pricing
Baiting Hollow, NY: 3 54 Beach Hill $159,000; 152 Baywood Drive $370,000; Lot 8 Donna Dr. $420,490
Cutchogue, NY: 3 910 Old Saddle Ln. $439,999; 840 Manor Hill Lane $730,000
Greenport, NY: 3 717 Front St. $290,000; 317 South St. $300,000; 432 1st St. $485,000
Jamesport, NY: 4 251 Washington Ave. $295,000; 224 Washington Ave. $345,000; 73 Timothy Lane $352,500; 86 Smugglers Path $450,000
Mattituck, NY: 3 4105 Wickham Ave $625,000; 1080 Deep Hole Rd. $749,000; 895 Holbrook Ln. $845,750
Orient, NY: 3 920 Cedar Birch Ln. $699,000; 55 Southview Dr. $720,000
Riverhead, NY: 4 324 Raynor Ave. $160,000; 1108 Delores Ave. $171,300; 73 Ellen St. $250,000; 25 Louise Ct. $464,000
S. Jamesport, NY: 1 120 Green St. $210,000
Southold, NY: 6 830 Eds Rd. $350,000; 145 Budds Pond Rd. $342,000; 1980 Nakomis Rd. $447,500; 2155 Jockey Creek Dr. $455,000; 1035 Calves neck Rd. $970,000; 1350 Paradise Point Rd. $2,400,000
Homes under contract/sold represent single family detached- cottages to estates. This report does not include condominiums, townhomes or mobile homes.
If you are looking to sell or buy a home on the East end (North fork, Hamptons) of Long Island, current market data will assist in establishing value. We are members of MLSLI, with all reported data (days on market, closed figures) awaiting your review. Call us if you’d like to sell your home; click here to view available homes on the East end of Long Island.
Options Realty: 631-727-2227
Email: Stark@optionsrealty.com
If you’d like to see ALL reported closed sales, go to www.mlsli.com, click on “sold” properties, choose your town, and a map will appear. To locate pricing, click on the mapped properties. It’s that easy!
For your convenience, we’ll be adding that feature to our site soon- stay tuned!
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