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A rendering of the proposed rental units, along with one of the pools. The project has been approved for a tax break by the Nassau County IDA.
Nassau gives thumbs up to Superblock project, citing benefits to Long Beach and jobs
After nearly 40 years of false fits and starts, a project to build condos and rentals units on Long Beach Superblock - one of the largest in the city's history - was finally approved Tuesday … more
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A tree falls in two yards
Q. During the recent storm, our neighbor’s tree blew down. Ironically, we had our very tall and weak-looking trees removed last spring, and while they were being cut, some twigs landed on our neighbor’s driveway, near her very expensive car. more
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Power-washing asbestos shingles
Q. Some men working out of the trunk of their car showed up this morning, and are power-washing the siding of my neighbor’s house. I know that, like many older homes in my neighborhood, the shingles are made of asbestos, so I wonder . . . more
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Up against one-size-fits-all zoning
Q. Our architect showed something in our house plans that our contractor refuses to do, and we need an opinion. For some reason, the architect wants the new floor for our new second story to be built in between our existing ceiling beams and not over it, like the contractor wants. more
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Why were our plans rejected?
Q. In the middle of our basement is a fairly new central air and heating unit. It’s big and takes up a lot of space, mostly with air ducts coming out the sides. Because it would be too expensive to move . . . more
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This home on Hampton Court recently sold for $1,670,000. It was listed at $1,685,000.
Real estate market heats up in Rockville Centre
Rockville Centre real estate agents are seeing an influx of buyers and drop in listings this summer, as they feel the effects of the coronavirus pandemic on their industry. more
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Seth Pitlake, of Douglas Elliman Real Estate in Merrick, said this past July marked their office’s all-time high for transactions in a single month, with more than 100 properties bought, sold and/or rented.
Housing in high demand in Bellmore, Merrick
Finding Bigfoot might be easier than finding a house to purchase on Long Island this summer. more
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State Sen. Jim Gaughran said he was amazed to learn that there was no punishment for real estate agents who were found to be discriminating based on clients’ race.
Bill aims to end housing discrimination in real estate business
If Gov. Andrew Cuomo signs it, legislation that would hold real estate professionals accountable for discriminatory housing practices, authored by State Sen. Jim Gaughran, a Democrat from Northport, … more
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A home for sale in Oceanside.
Real estate market sees high demand in Oceanside, Island Park
Low inventory, increased prices and desperate buyers — that’s what Cory Knopf, owner of Hal Knopf Realty in Oceanside, and other realtors have been seeing this summer. more
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Leah Tozer prepping to show one of her listings.
Pandemic sparks hottest real estate market in years
A lot of businesses may be slow during the coronavirus pandemic, but the real estate industry is having some of its busiest months in years as people seek to leave crowded urban areas to take … more
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