Help with Dix Hills location

[kicksave]

you are in dix hill..I meant to say your next to the nicest section of deer park...no worrys

[sean sean sean sean]

Originally Posted by totallyfrazzled

Emerson comes up on Google Maps as being in Deer Park, not Dix Hills. But that only means that it's in the Deer Park postal district. There are many sections of communities whose zipcode is Community A but are in the school district of Community B, and may even be in the fire district of Community C. It's the Township that a street is in that matters most (for resale advertising purposes) which is why the realtor could list it as Dix Hills even though it's only 50 feet from Deer Park!

I think most realtors will list a property that has a non-conforming postal code in whichever location they see as more "desirable". I see it all the time on MLSLI.com, Lakeview becomes Rockville Centre....New Cassel becomes Westbury...but, curiously, Muttontown never becomes Syosset!

[JaNaPad]

Thank you guys so much for your help! I feel much better now.

[VillageOfWestbury]

Originally Posted by sean sean sean sean

I think most realtors will list a property that has a non-conforming postal code in whichever location they see as more "desirable". I see it all the time on MLSLI.com, Lakeview becomes Rockville Centre....New Cassel becomes Westbury...but, curiously, Muttontown never becomes Syosset!

LOL...excellent point!

[amyla]

Its a family friendly area-I am moving off straight path-and the schools are great. You will always have value because of the school system.

[Walter Greenspan]

Originally Posted by sean sean sean sean

I think most realtors will list a property that has a non-conforming postal code in whichever location they see as more "desirable". I see it all the time on MLSLI.com, Lakeview becomes Rockville Centre....New Cassel becomes Westbury...but, curiously, Muttontown never becomes Syosset!

Sean, I don't give 'em that much credit: with the exception of the villages in the northern part of the Town of Oyster Bay that are in one or more ZIP Code postal zones that have a different community name than the community being served, with limited exceptions, most realtors/real estate agents, will place a property in the community that's named in the ZIP Code postal zone for that place.