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a Housing Development every 5 ft is Not to Exciting
1.Take Tourism What the Heck is their to See on Long island Beaches With polluted Brown Water?
2.Bumper to Bumper Traffic?
3 Snobish Pepole when you ask for Directions They Say go to Hell?
4 The 4 Millon illegals
5. The famous patchogue Gangs?
6.The some 700 Gated communities
7 Steve Leavys Epic Fail Development in Yamphank
8. The 3rd World Spanish Speaking Country in Farmingville?
9. Down Town Riverhead were you can Park your car And Run Faster?
10. and Brentwood (well Speaks For it Self)
You cant Live almost anywhere Cheaper and have 2X the Land
Were here i Can Spit across my entire Lawn.
i Mean other then a Few Farms and The Pine Barrons Theirs Not much appealing
about the Island Im Sure their are a few nice spots Because their Not Populated Yet!
We're losing our younger people. More of them are planning to skip town as well. In the end, you need those younger people to take over those houses, to send their kids to school, and to support the infrastructure.
Taxes, high COL, and poor job market all play a part as well.
So RE pros...what are the main reasons people are selling now. I cant believe that anyone would put their home up for sale now because they simply want to move
It's a combination of reasons.
In no particular order:
death
divorce
downsizing
moving up
job transfer
loss of job*
illness*
*in today's economic climate both can lead to short sales or foreclosures
We're losing our younger people. More of them are planning to skip town as well. In the end, you need those younger people to take over those houses, to send their kids to school, and to support the infrastructure.
Taxes, high COL, and poor job market all play a part as well.
The question was why people are still selling. Most of the young people you're referring to don't own a house yet, therefore they aren't selling...
One he is asking why are they so many so first of all in your experience is that a true statement? Hence my question has the market increased, decreased, or stayed the same? I'm not from here recently moved so I have no baseline for an opinion.
One he is asking why are they so many so first of all in your experience is that a true statement? Hence my question has the market increased, decreased, or stayed the same? I'm not from here recently moved so I have no baseline for an opinion.
My question is re "the market"; are you referring to prices or number of houses on the market?
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