Rocky Point, NY

Rocky Point Long Island Market Report January 2012 | Suffolk County New York

Larry And Sheila, Realtors with Charles Rutenberg Realty, are providing statistics for homes sold in Rocky Point Long Island during the month of January 2012, according to public records of the multiple listing service.

There were 6 single family homes that sold in Rocky Point Long Island within the Rocky Point School District #9 in January, ranging in price from $127,500,000 for a 2 bedroom 1 bath Cottage, to $257,400 for a 3 bedroom 3 bath Victorian.

These sales reflect those single family homes sold in Rocky Point that were listed on multiple listing service and do not include for sale by owner, non-member or non-published sales, nor does it include condo units.

Average Days On The Market: 202

Average Listing Price: $213,000
Average Selling Price: $204,000

Total Sold: 6 Sales

Compare to January, 2011 ~
Average Listing Price: $312,000
Average Selling Price: $303,000
Average Days on Market: 134

Total Sold: 3 Sales

According to these stats, during the same time period for the previous year, homes in Rocky Point Long Island for January 2011 were on the market for 68 days shorter, there were 3 less sales, and the average listing and selling prices were higher. Of course, keep in mind though, the styles of homes, the amount of land, the location and the updates may not be equal or the same.

Please contact LARRY AND SHEILA at 631-805-4400 for all Rocky Point Long Island Real Estate, or any other town on The North or South Shore.

Rocky Point Long Island is a hamlet located in Suffolk County New York on Long Island's North Shore. Miller Place, Shoreham and Ridge Long Island are nearby. Some of the area’s housing includes Split Level homes, Capes, Ranches, Colonial and Raised Ranch style floor plans.

For current listings in the Rocky Point New York area, call LARRY AND SHEILA at 631-805-4400.

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