Clinton Corners, NY

Currently (as of March 3, 2008) in the town of Clinton, located in Dutchess County, in the Mid Hudson Valley of New York there are 54 homes for sale.

Clinton New York is a small town of approximately 4,000 people. The town of Clinton was named after George Clinton the Governor of New York during the Revolutionary War. The town of Clinton is about 38 square miles and is located in the west/central part of the county. Clinton is bordered by Rhinebeck, Milan, Pleasant Valley, Stanford, Hyde Park and the town of Washington.

The Rhinebeck, Hyde Park and Millbrook school districts all service Clinton.

I have displayed the data I collected in table format below for easy reading. The strict average and median prices are increased by a few high end homes in the area. For that reason I have also included the average and median prices excluding the homes over $1,000,000. I believe this better reflects the housing market in our area.

Only two homes closed in the month of February 2008. Using that number to calculate the absorption rate there is over two years worth of inventory on the market. I think spring is coming, prices have fallen, mortgage rates are good and it is a Buyer's market so come to Clinton and look for the home of your dreams!

To see our listings of homes for sale in Clinton, NY follow this link and click on Featured Listings. To do a complete search of homes for sale in the Hudson Valley follow this link and click on MLS Search.

To read copies of all monthly market reports about homes for sale in the Rhinebeck area click on this link.

"My dream is to find the home of your dreams." Give me a call at (845)224-5238 and let's start the search together!

**For all of your real estate needs in the greater Rhinebeck - Red Hook, Clinton, Tivoli, Pine Plains and Hyde Park NY areas contact:

Diana Corcoran, Associate Broker, Accredited Buyer Representative

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Paul Hallenbeck Real Estate, 6370 Mill Street, Rhinebeck, NY 12572

Direct Phone: (845)224-5238 Office Phone: (845)876-1660 EXT. 106

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For additional market report information you can go to my colleague's website at http://www.chrishackenbrockrealestate.com.preview.z57.com/professional4.shtml

**Statistics calculated by Diana Corcoran, Licensed Associate Broker based on data from Mid Hudson MLS

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The Dutch have had much influence on the Hudson Valley Region in New York since the 17th century. Today you can still find many homes whose architecture was inspired by the Dutch. Martin Van Buren one of the presidents of the US was of Dutch descent and had a home in the upper Hudson Valley region.

Today I visited a new community that too is being inspired by the Dutch. This particular community is drawing its inspiration from Dutch homes found in the Broek inWaterland area of the Netherlands. This development known as Brook in Waterland is going up in Clinton Corners on the Bentley Farm. When completed there will be about 26 homes on 1.5-2 acres lots. The rest of the property will continue to operate as a farm. Each home owner will be co-owners of the 84 acres and will pay an HOA fee. Recently a vineyard was installed, and there will be walking trails throughout the property.

These homes are very unique and the developer will be working with both local as well as craftsmen from the Netherlands since hand-craved woodwork and custom painting is an integral part of this project.

How much would a house like this cost? The price will start at about 2 million plus. So you might be wondering with the down turn in the market why would such a project get started now. Well this area of the Hudson Valley has many fine homes and although some sectors have slowed this price range is still rather healthy. In the last three months there were 6 hoome sold ranging from $1,157,328 - $ 5,800,000 in neighboring communities.

So if you are considering a move to the Hudson Valley I can assist you with your real estate needs from finding a small cottage to a country estate. Jennifer Fivelsdal 845-758-6842 email jfivelsdal@hvc.rr.com