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Real estate market heats up that means fleeing east to look for a home with more space. “Housing isn’t just about a At a showing last Sunday, p l a c e t o s l e e p a ny m o re, ” coronavirus guidelines were O’Connell said. “It’s a place to taped on the entrance to the yel- live, and then you add on the low low two-family house at 4 Ave. B interest rates and it makes doing in Locust Valley. Mary Stanco, a it more affordable, real estate agent no matter what the w i t h B e rk s h i re price point.” Hathaway Home Many ManhatServices Laf fey tan clients who International Realown vacation ty, was waiting homes in the inside with a mask Hamptons are also on. There were purchasing homes Covid-19 disclosure in Nassau County, forms on the kitchsaid Anthony Pisen counter. copio, senior execu“It’s a hot martive manager of ket, that’s for sure,” sales for Douglas said Stanco, a comElliman’s North pany sales managS h o re Re g i o n . er for Glen Cove “Some of them who has been in wanted to be in the business since between Manhat2005. “Plus, Glen MISHELLE tan and the HampCove is a hot area BERGER CALO tons,” he said, “so now, with all those they’re purchasing buildings that are Glen Key Realty here on the North being built — conShore.” dos, rentals. We’re getting people Mishelle Berger Calo, an assofrom all over.” ciate broker at Glen Key Realty At an Inside LI panel present- in Glen Cove, said she hadn’t ed by RichnerLive, Deirdre seen so many people move to O’Connell, CEO of Daniel Gale Long Island from the city since S o t h e b y ’ s I n t e r n a t i o n a l , the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks. “But explained that because of the [that was] nothing like this,” she pandemic, people are spending said. “We haven’t had bidding more time at home and, as a wars like this. Houses are just result, reassessing their life- coming on and then they’re just styles. For many who live in gone the next day, with multiple apartments in New York City, CONTINUED ON PAGE 17
By JENNIFER CORR jcorr@liherald.com
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THE CLEANUP WAS a family affair for Ann and Bryce Klatsky, who brought their son, C.J., along last Saturday.
International Coastal Cleanup comes to Pryibil Beach By JENNIFER CORR jcorr@liherald.com
Each year in the fall, hundreds of thousands of people in more than 75 countries remove trash from beaches and waterways, taking part in the Ocean Conservancy’s International Coastal Cleanup. Pryibil Beach, in Glen Cove was one of the beaches that received some TLC last
weekend from 92 volunteers. Glen Cove resident Wendy Wang came to the event on Saturday with her family to help fulfill her son’s Boy Scout responsibilities and to help keep one of the local beaches clean. “We want to make sure that [Glen Cove] stays beautiful,” Wang said. “It’s good to see so many people out helping this morning.” In an effort that has typically taken place in Septem-
ber for the past two decades, locals scanned the park for garbage as, for the third year, scuba divers searched the bottom of Long Island Sound for litter. The Glen Cove Beautification Commission coordinates a cleanup at Pryibil Beach one year, and Morgan Memorial Park Beach the next. All of the garbage that is collected is documented by CONTINUED ON PAGE 3
eople are leaving and moving around for different reasons, which created bidding wars, and our house market has gone up.