We are now at 39 homes that have gone under contract since January 1st. The following homes have closed since the last update--
-226 86th Street-asking price $484,900, sold price $467,500
-5808 Central Ave.-asking price $499,000, sold price $495,000
-109 48th Street-asking price $689,000, sold price $662,300
-218 81st Street-asking price $719,000, sold price $665,000
-143 44th Street-asking price $719,000, sold price $689,000
-131 44th Street-asking price $799,000, sold price $720,000
-4010 Pleasure Ave.-asking price $1,295,000, sold price $925,000
Kelly Blum, Realtor with RE/MAX Beach Home Realty, shares her thoughts on the Real Estate Market in Sea Isle City, NJ.
Sunday, February 24, 2008
Thursday, February 21, 2008
Sea Isle City Table Tennis Tournament
Just wanted to let you know about Sea Isle City's first Table Tennis Tournament. It is being held on Sunday, Feb. 24th at 12pm at the Community Lodge, JFK Blvd. and Park Road. Call 609-265-0050 for more information.
Wednesday, February 20, 2008
Sea Isle City-Great Price!!!
Just got the inside scoop on a new home for sale not on the MLS yet. If you are looking for new construction for under $600K and don't need to be in the South end, this could be for you!
122 39th Street--5 Bedrooms, 3.5 Baths, Bonus Room, 1 Car Garage, granite counters, JF Builders, West Side, $579,000
Normally I am not a pushy salesperson, but I think this is a great price and the East side is already under contract!!
If you are interested, call me asap! Thanks!
122 39th Street--5 Bedrooms, 3.5 Baths, Bonus Room, 1 Car Garage, granite counters, JF Builders, West Side, $579,000
Normally I am not a pushy salesperson, but I think this is a great price and the East side is already under contract!!
If you are interested, call me asap! Thanks!
Tuesday, February 19, 2008
Sea Isle City's Polar Bear Plunge on CBS News at 11pm Tonight!
Just wanted to let everyone know that Doug Kammerer is doing a piece tonight on the Sea Isle Polar Bear plunge. it's at 11 o'clock on CBS 3. If you made it down, you might find yourself on television, if not, you can see what you missed! I will be watching!
Sea Isle City Real Estate Update
There are now 33 homes that have sold or gone under contract since January 1st. The homes that have closed since the last posting--
-19 87th Street-asking price $2,100,000, sold price $1,863,000
-4100 Boardwalk-asking price $569,300, sold price $517,500
-19 87th Street-asking price $2,100,000, sold price $1,863,000
-4100 Boardwalk-asking price $569,300, sold price $517,500
Interesting Real Estate Article
Just wanted to pass along an article that was in Time Magazine of this week! Something to think about!
http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,1713483,00.html
http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,1713483,00.html
Sunday, February 17, 2008
Sea isle City's Polar Bear Plundge a BIG Success!
Well we had a beautiful day for our annual Polar Bear Plunge! It seemed that there were more spectators and plungers than ever!!!! Everyone seemed to have a great time! Check out this video from the Cape May County Herald online!
http://www.capemaycountyherald.com/article/21593-video-thousands-take-freezing-swim-sea-isle-city-s-annual-polar-bear-plunge
http://www.capemaycountyherald.com/article/21593-video-thousands-take-freezing-swim-sea-isle-city-s-annual-polar-bear-plunge
Thursday, February 14, 2008
Sea Isle City Polar Plunge
JUST A FRIENDLY REMINDER!!! SEA ISLE CITY'S ANNUAL POLAR BEAR PLUNGE IS THIS SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16TH AT 2PM!! JOIN US FOR A GREAT TIME!!!
Sea Isle City Real Estate Update
The real estate market in Sea Isle continues to be active! Three more homes have gone under contract, making the total 29 home to sell since January 1st!
Saturday, February 9, 2008
Another Sea Isle City Real Estate Update
We have three more homes that just went under contract, making it a total of 26 homes since January 1st!! With interest rates low and homes priced more reasonably I predict that we will continue to see an increase of activity!
Wednesday, February 6, 2008
Sea Isle City Real Estate Update
It is getting busier by the day! We have 3 more homes that just went under contract, so our total is now 23 homes since January 1st~~
Tuesday, February 5, 2008
Sea Isle City Real Estate Update
Two more homes went under contract making it 20 homes since January 1st. It has been very busy down here with Buyers and Renters. The homes that went under contract have been homes that were really priced low for what they offered compared to the competition. No homes have closed since the last post.
Sea Isle City Weather
Well, you would never guess that there is supposed to be 6 more weeks of winter according to the ground hound. It is going to be 63 degrees down here today and tomorrow! You would never guess it is the beginning of February!
Friday, February 1, 2008
Polar Beach Plunge Only Two Weeks Away!
Sea Isle City's Polar Bear Plunge set for Feb. 16
Cape May County Herald.com
By On Deck Staff
Published January 31, 2008
With warmer days just a few months away, many people are impatiently awaiting the return of “beach weather.” Others, however, can’t wait until June, and are willing to take a dip in the Atlantic Ocean now. If you are one of these intrepid beach-goers, the Sea Isle City Polar Bear Plunge is for you!
During Sea Isle City’s 4th Annual Polar Bear Plunge in 1998, Irene Jameson (wearing sash), the event’s original Polar Bear Queen and organizer, dressed as Miss America 1924. Since then, the plunge has grown to include nearly 1000 polar bears and draws throngs of spectators. Sea Isle’s 2008 Polar Bear Plunge will take place on Saturday, February 16.
On Saturday, Feb. 16, at 2 p.m., an estimated 1,000 participants will once again take the Polar Bear Plunge in Sea Isle City - all in the name of fun and charity. The plunge will take place on the beach at 40th Street and is expected to draw thousands of on-lookers.
During Polar Bear Plunge weekend, Sea Isle City comes “out of hibernation,” with many businesses opening just for this special event. Plus, there are plenty of pre-plunge activities to entertain the masses. For example, don’t miss the crowning of the 2008 Polar Bear Queen on Friday, Feb. 15, at 7 p.m. At that time, Irene Jameson, Sea Isle’s beloved Polar Bear Queen since 1995, will officially bequeath her title to the newly crowned queen. A contest for the new queen has been underway since summer 2007, with proceeds benefiting the Make a Wish Foundation and free family summer activities.
The Annual Polar Bear Plunge Costume Contest is again scheduled to take place on the day of the plunge at LaCosta Lounge, JFK Boulevard and Landis Avenue. Costume judging will take place between 12:00 and 1:30 P.M., and an awards ceremony will follow the plunge at 3:30. There will also be a post-plunge party with a complimentary buffet, entertainment, and a family tent.
Polar Bears can registration at the Beach Tag Office, 125 Kennedy Boulevard, on Friday, Feb. 15, from 6 to 8 p.m., and on Feb. 16, from 10 a.m. to noon. There is a $25 registration fee, and only registered polar bears will be permitted in the costume contest. Registrants will receive a free t-shirt and an entry wristband.
“Make your dinner reservations early for Polar Bear Weekend,” advises Tourism Representative Diane Merson. “We’re once again expecting a tremendous crowd in Sea Isle that weekend. Also, we suggest that people register early for the plunge to beat the crowds.”
For additional information about the Polar Bear Plunge, visit www.seaisletourism.org or phone (609) 263-TOUR.
Cape May County Herald.com
By On Deck Staff
Published January 31, 2008
With warmer days just a few months away, many people are impatiently awaiting the return of “beach weather.” Others, however, can’t wait until June, and are willing to take a dip in the Atlantic Ocean now. If you are one of these intrepid beach-goers, the Sea Isle City Polar Bear Plunge is for you!
During Sea Isle City’s 4th Annual Polar Bear Plunge in 1998, Irene Jameson (wearing sash), the event’s original Polar Bear Queen and organizer, dressed as Miss America 1924. Since then, the plunge has grown to include nearly 1000 polar bears and draws throngs of spectators. Sea Isle’s 2008 Polar Bear Plunge will take place on Saturday, February 16.
On Saturday, Feb. 16, at 2 p.m., an estimated 1,000 participants will once again take the Polar Bear Plunge in Sea Isle City - all in the name of fun and charity. The plunge will take place on the beach at 40th Street and is expected to draw thousands of on-lookers.
During Polar Bear Plunge weekend, Sea Isle City comes “out of hibernation,” with many businesses opening just for this special event. Plus, there are plenty of pre-plunge activities to entertain the masses. For example, don’t miss the crowning of the 2008 Polar Bear Queen on Friday, Feb. 15, at 7 p.m. At that time, Irene Jameson, Sea Isle’s beloved Polar Bear Queen since 1995, will officially bequeath her title to the newly crowned queen. A contest for the new queen has been underway since summer 2007, with proceeds benefiting the Make a Wish Foundation and free family summer activities.
The Annual Polar Bear Plunge Costume Contest is again scheduled to take place on the day of the plunge at LaCosta Lounge, JFK Boulevard and Landis Avenue. Costume judging will take place between 12:00 and 1:30 P.M., and an awards ceremony will follow the plunge at 3:30. There will also be a post-plunge party with a complimentary buffet, entertainment, and a family tent.
Polar Bears can registration at the Beach Tag Office, 125 Kennedy Boulevard, on Friday, Feb. 15, from 6 to 8 p.m., and on Feb. 16, from 10 a.m. to noon. There is a $25 registration fee, and only registered polar bears will be permitted in the costume contest. Registrants will receive a free t-shirt and an entry wristband.
“Make your dinner reservations early for Polar Bear Weekend,” advises Tourism Representative Diane Merson. “We’re once again expecting a tremendous crowd in Sea Isle that weekend. Also, we suggest that people register early for the plunge to beat the crowds.”
For additional information about the Polar Bear Plunge, visit www.seaisletourism.org or phone (609) 263-TOUR.
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