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Waterfront Dining Spots with Views of the Sound and the Bay
Eating delicious food while looking out at a dazzling waterfront view is a multisensory treat that makes both parts of the experience even better. Long Island has more than 1,000 miles of coastline and a thriving culinary sector to take advantage of.
Our REALTORS® are always thrilled to see how well these businesses make use of the landscape around them - after all, location is one of the most important considerations in real estate. Sit down at one of these waterfront restaurants around Suffolk and Nassau Counties and enjoy a meal in one of the most sceni...
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Howard Hanna | Coach Realtors Announces Acquisition of Prime Properties Long Island
Long Island, NY — Howard Hanna | Coach Realtors today announced the acquisition of Prime Properties Long Island, a distinguished independent brokerage founded in 2014 by Barbara Wanamaker and Amy Girimonti. Located in Huntington, New York, Prime Properties has earned a reputation for exceptional client service, a collaborative agent culture, and deep community commitment—qualities that align seamlessly with the Howard Hanna | Coach Realtors mission.
With this acquisition, Howard Hanna | Coach Realtors strengthens its presence throughout Long Island while integrating a 16-person team known for its integrity, professionalism, and local expertise.
"We believe that this acquisition benefits HHCR by allowing us to grow market share throughout Long Island. We in return will provide Amy Girimonti and her team more of the tools and resources required to meet client expectations in this increasingly changing real estate ma...
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Momentum Starts Here
Every spring, the real estate market becomes more crowded. More homes enter the market, competition increases and sellers find themselves vying for the same buyer attention.
What many sellers don't realize, however, is that buyer demand often builds before that surge. Buyers are watching listings, securing financing and preparing to move well ahead of peak inventory. By the time spring is fully underway, many are already actively searching.
That shift in timing creates opportunity. When you enter the market before inventory climbs, you don't just list your home. You position it. With fewer competing properties and focused buyer attention, early listings often stand out more clearly and generate stronger initial activity.
That early activity matters. It offers more visibility, more qualified attention and more negotiating strength. All of this turns into early momentum, which becomes leverage. This is the thinking behind Market Movers.
Why Timi...