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EXIT Realty Premier 5 years ago

Million Dollar Listing!
Check it out in this video!
Stunning New Construction in Prestigious Nassau Shores, Massapequa Long Island.

Visit bit.ly/70greatwater or call Gilbert at (516)840-1030

Stunning New Construction in Prestigious Nassau Shores 3,900 sqft including the swing in 2 car garage! Seats on a oversized property of 120x000 w/waterviews, Elegant 2 story entrance, Custom EIK with REAL Italian Marble counter tops, Huge Center Island, BOSCH Appls w/double oven, Familyroom w/Gas Fire Pl, Sp...
EXIT Realty Premier 5 years ago

Exit Realty Premier: Your Massapequa and Long Island Real Estate Partner

Be a Part of the Success!!
EXIT Realty Premier 5 years ago

WOW! - 84 TRANSACTIONS, 34 Million SALES VOLUME, and all in 1 MONTH!


Want to be part of this overwhelming success? 
Call me, Benny, on my cell at 516-840-7370 for a no-cost coaching consultation on how to get your production to a level that will dramatically effect your life!

 

Exit Realty Premier: Your Massapequa and Long Island Real Estate Partner

Million Dollar Listing - Biltmore Shores
EXIT Realty Premier 5 years ago

Million Dollar Listing Tuesday!

This Waterfront Colonial home in Biltmore Shores, Massapequa is like its own private estate.



Call Louis at: 516-512-3824

Click here for more info: https://www.exitpremiersells.com/real-estate/long-island-mls/one-family/property/3116810-1-seabreeze-rd-massapequa-ny-11758/

EXIT Realty Premier 5 years ago

 

Exit Realty Premier: Your Massapequa and Long Island Real Estate Partner

Renters Paying Substantially More While Owning Costs Less
EXIT Realty Premier 5 years ago

 

Renters Paying Substantially More While Owning Costs Less



In a recent Insights BlogCoreLogic reported that rent prices have skyrocketed since 2005. Meanwhile, the typical mortgage payment has actually decreased.

“CoreLogic’s national rent index was up 36% in December 2018 compared with December 2005, while the typical mortgage payment was down 4% over that period.”

Why the difference between the costs of renting versus owning?

It makes sense that rents have risen. However, how...
Long Island schools - Where taxpayers' money goes
EXIT Realty Premier 5 years ago

Long Island schools: Where taxpayers' money goes

Administrative costs average 10 percent in 2018-19 and vary widely among districts. Funding for teachers, student programs and busing averages 77 percent, and capital expenses make up the rest.

Students at Selden's New Lane Elementary School, in the Middle Country school district, gather in May 2018 to mark the start of the Suffolk County School Recycling Pilot Program, an initiative aimed at helping schools meet the state's recycling re...
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