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Carolyn Argento: Why twilight open houses are catching on in real estate showings around Merrick
Douglas Elliman agents in Merrick and nearby South Shore communities have been experimenting with twilight open houses, held in the late afternoon or early evenings throughout the week. more
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Real estate broker Margaret Biegelman helped sell a home at 3101 Lonni Lane in Merrick.
Carolyn Argento: How to avoid the biggest home selling mistakes sellers still make
Licensed associate real estate broker Margaret Biegelman has seen sellers make various mistakes while selling their homes — and she has helped them navigate to overcome those challenges. more
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Targeted treatments, rather than blanket applications, preserve the integrity of premium turf.
May moves outdoors: Taking care of your property
How Long Island homeowners can refine lawns, gardens and outdoor living spaces now for a flawless summer season ahead. more
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Christine Ferramosca, right, meets with Steve DiDominica, co-owner, along with his brothers, Tom and Joe, of Dees’ Nursery in Oceanside.
Christine Ferramosca: How gardening shapes an agent’s approach
When a home's impression can make or break a sale, real estate professional Christine Ferramosca knows gardening shapes how homes are experienced and remembered. more
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A recent sale by Dawn Costello at 43 E. Harwood Drive in Glen Cove.
Dawn Costello: Spring curb appeal starts at the front door
Curb appeal is more than a seasonal checklist — it is the first visual statement a home makes and a reflection of how well it’s cared for year-round. more
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