As Atherton closes in on $8M median, 13 more zips post medians over $4M. In fact, only a fifth of the top priciest zips post medians under $2M.
Find a home by the beach below $100/sq. ft in 5 Southern towns or buy in Humboldt Co. for California houses & in New Jersey for NYC commutes.
Overwhelming majority of 100 most expensive U.S. zip codes surge in pricing, with 10 at $4M+ and an additional 20 going climbing over $3M.
Key Takeaways: A quarter of Nassau and Suffolk county communities saw prices appreciate 20% or…
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It’s no surprise that 42% of all Hamptons vacation homes are owned by New Yorkers, and more precisely, 35% are owned by Manhattan residents.
The former Freeport Marina in Nassau County, now a condominium complex, which was scheduled for…
11568 (Old Westbury), 11024 (Kings Point) and 11765 (Mill Neck) were the three most expensive zip codes in Nassau County in the first half of 2011
109 Post Road, a historic manor in Old Westbury built in 1776, has been scheduled for auction on October 11th, having a lien amount of $2,225,611.
The temporary foreclosure freeze had a massive effect on the number of properties scheduled for…
A 8,760 square foot single-family home in Centre Island sold for $8,235,000, according to our…
We found the top 3 properties in Suffolk County with the highest asking price that…
It appears that Eastern Savings Bank has repossessed two single family homes in the exclusive…
Here are top 3 properties in Suffolk County with the highest price that hit the…
At the top of the list of the highest priced homes to hit the market…
There were 454 new foreclosures in Suffolk County in Q3 2009, up 103% from Q3…
Long Island Foreclosures up 9% over Q2 2008, with Suffolk foreclosures up 62%
Long Island Foreclosure Report Issued by PropertyShark.com for February 2009 New foreclosures in Long Island totaled 324 in February 2009, increasing 26% over January 2009 (257) and 69% over February 2008 (192) Says PropertyShark.com.