Recent Real Estate Transactions on Shelter Island
February 28, 2025 - 20:42
In a series of notable real estate transactions, several properties have changed hands in the Shelter Island area, reflecting ongoing activity in the local market.
In Aquebogue, Daniel and Joi Murray sold their property located at 17 Leafy Way to Sylvain and Won Costof for an impressive sum of $1,560,000. This transaction highlights the continued demand for homes in this desirable location.
Meanwhile, in Baiting Hollow, Simon Shmushkin and Polina Glikina transferred ownership of their residence at 26 Hornpipe Drive to Jillian and Lawrence Staebler for $570,000. This sale underscores the diverse price range of properties available in the region, appealing to a variety of buyers.
As the year progresses, these transactions signal a robust real estate market on Shelter Island, with buyers actively seeking opportunities in both high-end and more moderately priced homes. The continued interest in the area suggests a positive outlook for future real estate endeavors.
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