Everyone who moves to Nassau County is looking for the "Holy Grail"—that elusive 40-minute commute to Penn Station or Grand Central. As an Associate Broker with over 20 years of experience, I see it every day. But here is the reality check: the train schedule on your phone is only about half the story.
If you buy the wrong house in the wrong town, your 45-minute commute can easily turn into an hour and a half. Today, we're doing a showdown: Rockville Centre vs. Baldwin vs. the Long Beach branch.
Rockville Centre (RVC) is located on the Babylon line, which is essentially the powerhouse of the LIRR.
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Stop. Don't spend a single dime renovating your home until you read this.
I am Chris Manteria with Coldwell Banker American Homes, and right now I see sellers in Rockville Centre and Oceanside making huge financial mistakes. They are dropping $30,000, $40,000, or even $50,000 on brand-new kitchens and bathrooms right before they list.
I'm not saying don't renovate if you plan to live there for a while. But if you are doing it specifically to sell? I have to be the honest voice that tells you: You are not getting that money back.
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One of the reasons I have spent over 20 years in real estate here in Southwestern Nassau County is the community. There is nothing quite like the energy of a walkable downtown village. Rockville Centre is famous for its dining and nightlife, and as of this week, it just got a little bit sweeter.
I recently had the privilege of attending the Grand Opening of the Pink Bakery, and I wanted to share the experience with you. If you are looking for a new spot for coffee and a treat, or just want to see what is new on Park Avenue, keep reading.
Located at 24 N. Park Avenue, nestled perfectly between local staples Press 195 and Blue Mo...
Selling your house for $800,000 does not mean you get a check for $800,000