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Giannini Landscaping Located In Lindenhurst, New York Long Island by Jackie Connelly Fornuff Lindenhurst Babylon Village Real Estate

Jackie Connelly-Fornuff: Real Estate Agent in Babylon, NY

Giannini Landscaping is a full service landscape design and lawn maintenance company. They also specialize in commercial snow and ice management, and beautify the exterior of homes in the winter season with their holiday lighting & decorating service.

I live in a townhouse development in West Babylon and we use them for our landscaping and snow removal. They really do an awesome job and their employees are very respectful of all homeowner's privacy.

Here is the link to their website: Giannini Landscaping

I highly recommend them not just because they do an awesome job, but they have been around for years. I remember them being around when I just not even a teenager yet so you know they are going to be around for more years to come.

Long Island Things To Do Events For The Kids by Jackie Connelly Fornuff Lindenhurst Babylon Village Real Estate Long Island New York

Jackie Connelly-Fornuff: Real Estate Agent in Babylon, NY

These websites will provide you with things to do with your children. There is definitely something for everyone so enjoy!

Long Island Kids Directory
I have to say, this directory is the best one I've found!

Family Fun Activities
Indoor and Outdoor fun!

Events on Long Island For The Kids

Explore Long Island For The Kids

Interesting Things To Do With Your Children

Children's Shopping Directory

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Lindenhurst Long Island New York - History & Facts by Jackie Connelly Fornuff Lindenhurst Babylon Village Real Estate Long Island New York

Jackie Connelly-Fornuff: Real Estate Agent in Babylon, NY

Lindenhurst is a village located in Suffolk County, on the South Shore of Long Island, New York. It is within the Town of Babylon. Lindenhurst is on the Great South Bay near Sunrise Highway (Route 27) and is the 4th largest village in New York State. Lindenhurst is larger than the four eastern towns on Long Island. It is also larger than 39 of the 62 cities in New York State. The Village of Lindenhurst Village Board of Trustees is comprised of five elected officials, the Mayor and four Trustees. As of the 2000 census, there were 27,819 people, 9,061 households, and 7,076 families residing in the area. The median income for a household in the village was $70,716, and the median income for a family was $75,218. Males had a median income of $45,244 and only $31,945 for females. The latitude of Lindenhurst is 40.686N. The longitude is -73.373W. It is in the Eastern Standard time zone. Elevation is 30 feet.

The Secatogue and Massapequa tribes were the first inhabitants who drifted the "Lindenhurst" woods in search of food. The Huntington farmers of English origin were the first people to discover the territory. They came in search of salt hay. It was found growing abundant in the marshland. The area was then called Neguntatogue which means “the forsaken land”. It was named for the linden trees growing in the area. The former and merged names include Breslau because the town's original German settlers were from the city of Breslau in Silesia. The town was founded in 1873 and renamed Lindenhurst in 1891.

Notable people living in the area include Pat Benatar (singer and graduated from Lindenhurst High School), Hal Hartley (indie film icon director), Jack Barry (game show host), and Dan Lauria (actor). The racial-makeup of Lindenhurst comprises of 85.23% White, 5.84% African American, 0.12% Native American, 6% Asian, 0.01% Pacific Islander, 1.69% from other races, and 1.75% from two or more races. The area is served by Lindenhurst Union Free School District which has a total of seven elementary schools, one middle school, and a high school. The district ensures their students having adequate learning materials to provide an outstanding educational program.

The Old Village Hall Museum is one of the historical landmarks in town. The museum is operated by the Lindenhurst Historical Society which contains plentiful historical artifacts that portray local history plus offers several collections of special events throughout the year. The local Chamber of Commerce is an important link between enterprises based in the town that helps providing great platforms for networking and has a positive role in the town's development. There are several house styles in Lindenhurst which include capes, ranches, colonials, and high-ranches. Home prices are very much affordable starting from $310,000 up to $950,000+ respectively.

Life in Lindenhurst is modern and convenient for the entire family. It is easy to commute to the mainland and life in the village is pleasant. Children can look forward to a high quality of life and advanced educational facilities. The local administration is well organized and the value of real estate is likely to appreciate with time. Lindenhurst is excellently located in an area rich with all kinds of cuisine and bars. It is most convenient to drive short distances for evening entertainment and relaxation.

Lindehurst Long Island Real Estate Housing Market Stats For Month Ending 10/31/09 by Jackie Connelly Fornuff Lindenhurst Babylon Village Real Estate Long Island New York

Jackie Connelly-Fornuff: Real Estate Agent in Babylon, NY

Homes Currently On The Market - 29

Mean (Average)
$365,599 (Listing Price)

Median
$375,500 (Listing Price)

Mode

$375,000 (Listing Price)

Low
$199,000 (Listing Price)

High
$620,000 (Listing Price)

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Homes Currently Under Contract - 41

Mean (Average)
$327,402 (Listing Price) <------Current Listing Price
$347,474 (Original Price) <-----When the home was new on the market
Days On Market: 140 <-----Means the homes were not priced at market value

Median
$325,000 (Listing Price)
$345,000 (Original Price)
Days On Market: 132 <-----Means the homes were not priced at market value. When you do this, not only will the home stay on the market longer, but, you will have too many price reductions and therefore you will end up with a lower price than if you priced it at market value in the beginning.

Mode
$325,000 (Listing Price)
$399,990 (Original Price)
Days On Market: 17 <-----Means the pricing was at market value

Low
$134,900 (Listing Price)
$159,900 (Original Price)
Days On Market: 7 <-----Means priced under market value for even a quicker sale. Everyone has their own reasons for pricing below market value.

High
$489,000 (Listing Price)
$599,000 (Original Price)
Days On Market: 690 <-----Higher-end homes also mean higher taxes so these homes can stay on the market much longer than expected.

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Homes That Went To Closing - 28

Mean (Average)
$327,402 (Listing Price) <------Current Listing Price
$347,474 (Original Price) <-----When the home was new on the market
Days On Market: 140 <-----Means the homes were not priced at market value

Median
$299,990 (Listing Price)
$328,000 (Original Price)
$278,054 (Sold Price)
Days On Market: 147 <-----Means the homes were not priced at market value. When you do this, not only will the home stay on the market longer, but, you will have too many price reductions and therefore you will end up with a lower price than if you priced it at market value in the beginning.

Mode
$349,990 (Listing Price)
$249,000 (Original Price)
$310,000 (Sold Price)
Days On Market: 85

Low
$179,900 (Listing Price)
$192,900 (Original Price)
$170,000 (Sold Price)
Days On Market: 5 <-----We do not know the condition of the homes here. Also could mean priced below market.

High
$379,990 (Listing Price)
$469,990 (Original Price)
$370,000 (Sold Price)
Days On Market: 790 <-----Higher-end homes also mean higher taxes so these homes can stay on the market much longer than expected.

Lindenhurst has been and always will be a sought after place to live. It's affordable for the working class consumers and taxes are reasonable.