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Newsday Classifieds Real Estate, March 23, 2021: East Hills offers 'lots of open space,' good schools, called great for kids

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Classifieds Real Estate

East Hills offers 'lots of open space,' good schools, called great for kids


By Ann Donahue-Smukler

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Updated March 23, 2021 12:10 PM

THE SCOOP

When the village of East Hills incorporated in 1931, there were only 269 people living in 65 homes there. Now the 2.3-square-mile North Shore community has an estimated population of 7,233 in its 2,923 households, according to Newsday reports.

Michael Koblenz, who has been mayor for 26 years, describes East Hills as a "wonderful communal place to raise kids with a good school district, lots of open space and accessible to the Long Island Expressway" and New York City.

The Park at East Hills offers games facilities.
The Park at East Hills offers games facilities. Credit: Newsday / J. Conrad Williams Jr.

Renovations

to the Sixth Precinct police building in the Park at East Hills are underway. "We’re hoping to do new windows, flooring and central air conditioning," Koblenz says. A plan to develop an indoor sports center with facilities for basketball, pickleball and soccer remains "on the shelf," he says.

Homes on Poplar Drive in East Hills.
Homes on Poplar Drive in East Hills. Credit: Danielle Silverman

A hot topic is "getting people to comply with COVID guidelines so we can get back to normal," the mayor says. "Once we get people vaccinated, it will be much better."

The real estate market is strong and homes are scarce, says Richard Orent of Daniel Gale Sotheby's International Realty. "Anything under a million goes quickly," Orent says.

A big draw for homebuyers is the Park
A big draw for homebuyers is the Park at East Hills, which offers ballfields, a playground and concerts, and is open to residents only. Credit: Newsday / J. Conrad Williams Jr.

A big draw for homebuyers, Orent says, is the 50-acre Park at East Hills, open only to residents, that offers a huge pool with a 100-foot slide, ballfields, a playground, an indoor theater, concerts and July Fourth fireworks.

CONDOS AND CO-OPS

There are no condos or co-ops on the market.

SALE PRICES

Between Jan. 1, 2020, and Feb. 28, 2021, there were 86 home sales with a median sale price of $1,170,000, according to OneKey MLS. The low price for that period was $659,900 and the high was $2,850,000. During that period a year earlier there were 76 home sales with a median sale price of $ 1,067,500. The price range was $515,000 to $2,807,000.

OTHER STATS

Town North Hempstead

Area 2.3 square miles

ZIP code 11577

Population 7,233

Median age 42.4

Median household income $224,583

Median home value $1,216,500

Monthly LIRR ticket from Roslyn $308

School districts and graduation rates Roslyn 99%, East Williston 99% (NYS average 83%)

Parks Park at East Hills

Library The Bryant Library (Roslyn)

Hospitals St. Francis Hospital (Roslyn), North Shore University Hospital (Manhasset)

Transit Nassau Inter-County Express bus route 27

SOURCES: 2019 American Community Survey 5-Year; OneKey MLS; LIRR, nicebus.org

Based on 40 sales in the past six months, according to OneKey MLS


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