Soaring ceilings, open floor plan, generous room sizes. Main level den/office/bedroom set off from public spaces. Upstairs there’s a Double door Primary Bedroom w Nice En Suite Bath & 3 addl bedrooms. Full Basement w Outside entrance, 200AMP, 3 car garage. Patio. 2 Separate heating & Air conditioning systems, one replaced in 2024.
$999,000
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This home boasts the rare combination of natural gas & sewer connections. Kitchen features Granite countertops and updated appliances. Updated hot water heater & burner, 200-amp Elec, Full basement with outside entrance. Beautiful heated 22×44 free-form pool, New pool filter.
$739,000
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The updated kitchen is a gourmet chef’s delight. The primary BR suite is on the first floor with ensuite Bath. Central Air, Newly Re-built Front and Back Covered rocking Chair Porches. The second story consists of two Large Sized Bedrooms and a Newly Refurbished Bath. Two car detached garage that also serves as a separate Carriage House.
$975,000
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Don’t miss this lovely Colonial in Smithtown School District. You’ll enjoy lots of natural light, hardwood floors, substantial bedrooms, a full basement, and lovely outdoor space. Located with close proximity to wonderful parks, restaurants, and shopping. 8 minutes to Stony Brook University, 3 minutes to train, and 13 minutes to stunning Short Beach.
$639,000
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Gourmet Chef’s Kitchen With Stainless Appliances And Quartz Countertop. Finished Lower Level With A Gym, Game And Sports Room, Full Theater And Powder Room. The Backyard Features Outdoor Kitchen And In-Ground Pool.
$3,249,000
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Well Maintained home with updated kitchen. A truly move in ready home with hardwood floors throughout. A private cul-de-sac close to Huntington Hospital and all that Huntington Village has to offer! Great enclosed patio for those wonderful nights you just want to spend at home!
$649,990
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Perched perfectly 30 feet above sea level is this water view gem in the Village of Belle Terre. Tucked down in a quiet cul-de-sac, this 4000+ sqft. , 3 level home offers westerly facing water views, an open great room with stone wall fireplace, updated kitchen, and a grand loft. All 4 bedrooms on the lower-level offer water views.
$1,700,000
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Six bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms, large country kitchen with French doors leading to a screened-in porch. The primary suite upstairs boasts a walk-in closet, and an en-suite bath. Finished basement with separate entrance. Two-car heated garage/workshop and a new air conditioning system.
Offered at $799,000
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PODS Enterprises, LLC recently released its fourth annual Moving Trends Report identifying the top 20 cities Americans are flocking to, and fleeing from, in 2024. The report analyzes consumer movements throughout the past fifteen months, identifying the environmental and economic factors that inspired these trends.
Carolinas and Appalachians become new hotspots as pandemic cities cool off
For the second consecutive year, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina and Wilmington, North Carolina landed the top spot on the list of cities people are moving to. Raleigh, North Carolina jumped 14 places compared to last year, coming in sixth in 2024. However, it’s not just these coastal gems that are seeing an influx of new residents. The entire Southern Appalachian region is booming, with droves of people seeking the “quiet life” in states like Tennessee, Georgia, and Alabama.
More Americans are calling the Southeast home with the promise of lower costs of living, an exceptional quality of life, an incredible food scene, easy access to nature, and vibrant metro areas. This migration highlights the region’s broad appeal to those craving a more balanced lifestyle at a reasonable price point without sacrificing modern amenities and rich cultural experiences.
Top 20 cities with the highest number of move-ins:
1. Myrtle Beach, SC/ Wilmington, NC
2. Ocala, FL
3. Houston, TX
4. Greenville-Spartanburg, SC
5. Charlotte, NC
6. Raleigh, NC
7. Phoenix, AZ
8. Knoxville, TN
9. Jacksonville, FL
10. Asheville, NC
11. Boise, ID
12. Portland, ME
13. Nashville, TN
14. Atlanta, GA
15. Johnson City, TN
16. Huntsville, AL
17. Dover, DE
18. Orlando, FL
19. Savannah, GA
20. Greensboro, NC
“Last year, we noted the Carolinas were worth watching, and this year, they’ve not only taken the trophy as the number one spot for new moves but also broken a record,” said Rich Schwartz, SVP of Corporate Operations at PODS.
“On the flip side, we’re continuing to see a throughline where expensive metro areas are prompting Americans to flock to cities and states where the cost of living is lower, and the lifestyle is more balanced,” he added.
California dreaming turns to natural living: housing costs push Americans out of cities
Los Angeles, Northern California, South Florida’s Miami metro, and Long Island, New York continue to see the largest population exoduses. While the draw to natural surroundings is a driving force, skyrocketing costs of living have proven equally influential in this lifestyle pivot. Exorbitant housing costs, overcrowding, and hefty tax burdens have become, for some, insurmountable challenges in these urban centers. As a result, many residents find themselves priced out and seeking reprieve from major cities. This mass relocation underscores the growing appeal among Americans in prioritizing access to nature and a more sustainable quality of life over the pace of city living.
Top 20 cities with the highest number of move-outs:
1. Los Angeles, CA
2. Northern CA (San Francisco area)
3. South Florida (Miami area)
4. Long Island, NY
5. Austin, TX
6. Central Jersey, NJ
7. Chicago, IL
8. San Diego, CA
9. Stockton-Modesto, CA
10. Hudson Valley, NY
11. Santa Barbara, CA
12. Denver, CO
13. Boston, MA
14. Baltimore, MD
15. Hartford, CT
16. Portland, OR
17. Fresno, CA
18. Bakersfield, CA
19. Northern New Jersey
20. Minneapolis, MN
This article originally appeared in TBR News Media’s senior supplement Prime Times on July 18.
So much potential and so many possibilities. Large Sunroom addition off dining room, Perfect home for entertaining and the possibility of M/D with proper permits. Updated electric in the last 3 months, New oil tank. Nice-size flat backyard.
$619,900
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