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Thursday, February 10, 2011

Manahawkin Housing Market Conditions

Manahawkin Housing Market Conditions, is a compilation of statistical data in graph and written form. Data indicates market conditions on a local level and in three month 'snapshots.' A housing market analysis is available from me, Karl Hess, for any neighborhood in Ocean County, Monmouth County and on The Jersey Shore.  Each report includes a summary of the overall trends and an interactive map of the local housing market conditions and can be produced within minutes of your request.

Click on www.HomeValuesinOceanCountyNJ.com for your free, no obligation, personalized report.

Asking Prices and Sold Prices for Manahawkin Homes (November 9, 2010 - February 9, 2011)Manahawkin Homes for Sale Karl Hess

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

MARKET PRICING DETAILS

 

Total

  Most Recent

  Highest

  Lowest

  Average

  Median

Sold Homes

26

  02/09/2011

  $500,000

  $115,000

  $307,050

  $304,500

For Sale

213

  02/09/2011

  $995,000

  $185,000

  $385,577

  $348,500

Manahawkin Home Asking Prices vs. Selling Prices (November 9, 2010 - February 9, 2011)

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RECENTLY SOLD HOMES in MANAHAWKIN: % of asking price received: 96%. Sales over asking price: 3. Sales under asking price: 21. Sales at asking price: 2.  When examining this information, remember that the % of asking price is the last listing price, not the initial listing price, which could be significantly different.

For Sale and Recently Sold Homes in Manahawkin (November 9, 2010 - February 9, 2011)Manahawkin Homes for Sale Karl Hess

 

  Avg Days On Market

Total

  Most Recent

  Shortest

  Longest

Sold Homes

  218 days

26

  02/09/2011

  70 days

  907 days

For Sale

  152 days

213

  02/09/2011

  1 days

  757 days

For Sale vs. Recently Sold Homes in Manahawkin (November 9, 2010 - February 9, 2011)Manahawkin Homes for Sale Karl Hess

RECENT ACTIVITY for HOME SALES in MANAHAWKIN: Number of Sales: 26. Number of New Listings: 80. Avg # of Homes for Sale: 235

This report contains the most up to date and accurate picture of home sales in Manahawin, NJ.

Today's Market Trends for Manahawkin Homes for Sale, February 9th, 2011

Average Listing Price:

      $336,785

      0.01%
Average Listing Price/Sq Ft:

      $221.00

     -0.14%
Average Price by Bedroom:

1 Bedroom

2 Bedrooms

3 Bedrooms

4 Bedrooms

 

     $69,755

     $192,363

     $318,355

     $436,991

 

      0.05%

      0.03%

      0%

     0.01%

Total Listings:

     721

    -0.03%
Total Listings Previous Months:

January

December

 

     744

     757

 

     -0.02%

     -0.04%

What can you expect the market to do? To find out what this means to you and for your home buying or home selling decision - no matter where you are in your decision process, contact me:

Karl Hess, Real Estate Consultant, Manahawkin and Ocean County Homes

Monday, February 7, 2011

Sunshine Foundation Fishing Seminar

The Sunshine Foundation Fishing Seminar will be held on Saturday February 12 at the Mystic IslandSunshine Foundation Community Center on Calabreeze Way. Various vendors and speakers including Senator Jeff Van Drew, Rutgers, Capt. Frick, US Coast Guard, Recreational Fishing Alliance, and more. Breakfast and lunch served. Free giveaways, tickets are $20 per person. Tickets available at Great Bay Marina, Chum Bucket, Scotts Bait & Tackle, Shore Wheels, or at the door.  The seminar starts at 9:00 AM.

Sunshine Foundation is a non-profit organization founded in 1976 by a then Philadelphia Police Officer, Bill Sample, to answer the dreams of chronically ill, seriously ill, physically challenged and abused children ages 3 - 18 whose families cannot fulfill their requests due to the financial strain that the child's illness may cause. To date Sunshine Foundation has answered over 34,000 dreams nationwide.

Sunshine Foundation's programs include Adopt a Dream, Dreamlifts, and Progeria Reunions. Sunshine Foundation answers dreams for children including family trips, personal computers, celebrity meet and greets and other dreams. The most requested dream is for a family trip to the Orlando Theme Parks. When families travel to Central Florida, they stay at Sunshine Foundation's Dream Village. The Dream Village consists of 9 fairy tale themed cottages, a playground and Olympic sized swimming pool all handicapped equipped and wheelchair accessible. The village is meant to be an escape from doctors and hospital visits for Sunshine families.

Sunshine Foundation was rated a top charity in 2008 by the American Institute of Philanthropy for giving 84.6% of all funds directly to the children Sunshine serves.

For more information on the Sunshine Foundation Fishing Seminar, contact Great Bay Marina, The Chum Bucket, Shore Wheels, Scott's Bait and Tackle or by contacting Fred at 201-723-4756 or email fschaf7227@aol.com.

Karl Hess, Ocean County Jersey Shore Real Estate

Saturday, February 5, 2011

Homes for Sale Barnegat

Find Homes For Sale in Barnegat. Search Barnegat, New Jersey real estate, recently sold properties, foreclosures, new homes, school information and much more.  All with maps and photos!

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Go to the best Barnegat homes and real estate website: your single stop for finding a home in Barnegat. Here you can search every available home for sale in Barnegat.

As of today there are many homes and properties for sale that are available to search. The number of homes changes daily, so be sure to keep coming back right here, to the best site for Barnegat homes for sale.

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In addition to Barnegat homes for sale, here you'll also find a comprehensive Barnegat School Report, full Barnegat demographics, and real estate insights second to none. Please feel free to browse the site to learn about Barnegat Real Estate homes for sale, and get in touch with Karl Hess with any questions you may have.

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The site is updated daily with new Barnegat homes for sale and properties that come on the market in the Barnegat area. Often, homes are sold within days of coming on the market. That is why it's valuable to have the full, updated homes and property data on this website. Along with the ability to view Barnegat homes for sale, you'll also get the following when you sign up at The Jersey Shore Home Finder:

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Learn About Barnegat at The Jersey Shore Home Finder!

It is very important for you to know the ins and outs of the town (Barnegat) you will be moving to. When you're making a decision to move, you want to work with the Barnegat real estate agent who has extensive knowledge of the area and can help you and your family prepare for life in Barnegat.

Contact Karl Hess, Barnegat Real Estate 

Friday, February 4, 2011

Southern Ocean County Idol Contest

Southern Ocean County Idol Contest audition dates announced by Rotary ClubHomes for Sale Ocean County NJ Karl Hess

The Rotary Clubs of southern Ocean County announced Wednesday that auditions will begin for the 2011 Southern Ocean Idol Contest, which is fashioned after the very popular American Idol television series. Students should check with their high school's main office for details and times of their auditions.

The contestants must be high school students and reside within the school districts of Central Regional, Lacey Township, Barnegat Township, Southern Regional or Pinelands Regional.

A non-refundable $10.00 registration fee is required.

First place prizes incluRotary Internationalde a $1,000 scholarship and free professional photo shoot.

Southern Ocean County Idol Contest is just one of many community events sponsored by Rotary International, which is an organization of service clubs known as Rotary Clubs located all over the world. The stated purpose of the organization is to bring together business and professional leaders to provide humanitarian service, encourage high ethical standards in all vocations, and help build goodwill and peace in the world. It is a secular organization open to all persons regardless of race, color, creed, gender, or political preference. There are 33,976 clubs and over 1.22 million members worldwide.

Rotary's best-known motto is "Service above Self", and its secondary motto is "They profit most who serve best".

Karl Hess, Ocean County Real Estate  Keller Williams Jersey Shore

Thursday, February 3, 2011

Berkeley Twp Little League Fundraiser

Berkeley Township Little League will be hosting a unique event to help local die-hard baseball fans get allBerkeley Twp Homes for Sale Karl Hess the latest inside information on their favorite teams, according to the Asbury Park Press.

On Feb. 10 at 7 p.m., in the Volunteer Community Center at the Moorage Baseball Complex, the league will host a live question and answer ""chat'' with special media guests from New York and Philadelphia who cover the local baseball teams in depth.

Patterned after the popular ""online chats'' reporters host, this live version will give fans a chance to ask questions and get information on their favorite teams and players plus get a unique perspective of what it is like to cover sports teams on a daily basis and also support Berkeley Township Little League.

On the panel will be veteran Phillies reporter Jim Salisbury; Paul Hagen of the Philadelphia Daily News; Bergen Record Mets beat reporter Steve Popper; and Kevin Williams of WOBM & the Shore Sports Network.

Tickets for the event are $10 and include admission and snack buffet. Advanced purchase is required. For more information or to purchase tickets, go to www.BerkeleyLittleLeague.org or call 732-606-9060 and leave a message for a prompt response.  

The Berkeley Township Little League's VCC at the Moorage Baseball Complex is located at 43 Moorage Avenue, Bayville NJ 08721.

Karl Hess, Berkely Township Real Estate

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Wednesday, February 2, 2011

Long Island to Host Major Surfing Event

The Association of Surfing Professionals (ASP) World Tour has never had a stop on the East Coast. That is going to change with the latest announcement from Quiksilver and ASP.Jersey Shore Homes for Sale Karl Hess

The Quiksilver Pro New York will be the sixth stop on the 2011 ASP World Tour, with the event taking place on Long Island's Long Beach from Sept. 4-15.  Other ASP World Tour stops include French Polynesia, Australia, South Africa, California, France, Hawaii and Portugal.

The event in New York will be the first of its kind. Not only will it be the first time this event has stopped on the East Coast, but it will also be the first time that professional surfing will have a $1 million dollar prize purse for competitors.

Long Beach wasn't arbitrarily chosen. A 15-year independent wave study of western Long Island was conducted by Surfline.com, a leading forecaster of wave and surf conditions. The results of the study showed that early September is one of the best times for sizable surf and swells.

The surf climate in Western Long Island is greatly affected by the underwater Hudson Canyon offshore, which can turn average surf into very high quality surf comparable to many of the best surf spots in the world on the right day," Sean Collins, chief forecaster and president of Surfline.com, said in the announcement.

Finally, a major surfing event north of the Mason-Dixon Line, with the first million dollar payday! One thing though, the average water temperature on Long Island in September is in the low 70's.  Not exactly Oahu, so I'd recommend a shorty!

Karl Hess, Jersey Shore Real Estate

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Tuesday, February 1, 2011

Ocean County Bald Eagles

The Jersey Shore becomes a haven for the American Bald Eagle
Bald Eagle in Snow
Bald eagles were once plentiful in New Jersey and
Ocean County. But by 1982, there was only one known nest and that nest had failed for 8 successive years. A group of scientists in the Endangered and Non-Game Species Program (ENSP) of the New Jersey Fish, Game and Wildlife department decided to do something about it. Through dedication, the ENSP re-introduced bald eagles into New Jersey.

New Jersey's eagles, which reached a record population of 333 birds and 82 eagle pairs actively laying eggs last year, according to an annual report released by the state earlier this month is evidence of a comeback.

That's a dramatic increase from 30 years ago, when only one nest remained in the state - with New Jersey's population of eagles nearly wiped out by habitat loss, human disturbance and the widespread use of the pesticide DDT.

Since 1982, the state has monitored the bald eagle population. The data that they have collected has provided important information about the health of the eagles and the health of the environment. Also, the data has been used to protect critical habitat for bald eagles.

The Trust for Public Lands (TPL), a preservation group, has purchased 243 acres which is surrounded by 588 acres of previously protected land on The Jersey Shore. The Trust used a combination of donations and loans amounting to $550,500, and will be reimbursed by the Fish and Wildlife Service through a $35.7 million federal appropriation earmarked for refuge acquisitions and wetlands grants to benefit migrating birds throughout the nation.

Peregrine falcons, bald eagles, northern harriers, osprey, and red-shouldered hawks are among the birds that roost in the tidal marsh and forest that make up what is commonly called the Murray Grove property.

The land is located between Barnegat Bay and the famous Unitarian Universalist retreat in the Lanoka Harbor section of Lacey Township. Naturalists and fishermen know the area best as a complex mix of pools, mud flats and waterways that include Hancy's Pond, Stumpy Pond Creek, Bony Creek, Wire Creek Pond and Stouts Creek.

Because of the critical importance of this property to the health of Barnegat Bay and the the refuge, TPL assembled funding to purchase and hold the property until federal funds are available for adding it to the refuge.

Karl Hess, The Jersey Shore and Ocean County Real Estate

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