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By Joyce Styne and Susan Cherney

According to a recent update fromMLSLI, the local housing marketindicates a strong demand for a limitedsupply of homes for sale. This seeminglyhas outweighed the effects of highermortgage rates, at least for the time being.The anticipation of mortgage rates risingfurther is likely spurring some of thedemand. The dream of home ownershipis very much intact, reports MLSLImarket update, but buyers should beprepared with competitive offers. JosephE. Mottola, CEO of MLSLI, said in theSeptember Market Update: The LongIsland housing market indicators reflect acontinuing recovery cycle as sales activity

and closings are up from a year ago.Pricing, affected by declining inventorylevels, is also moving upward.

We are pleased to report , asof the writing, that so far Octobersnumbers seem much more positive thenSeptembers, which showed a slow down.Lets look at a rough estimate of OctoberUNDER CONTRACT numbersfor Nassau, Suffolk and Queens, forresidential sales only as reported toMLSLI:

The above is encouraging and strong;

units are up in all categories with strongresults in Nassau & Suffolk. Average listprice is even or up in all counties, dayson market are down in all counties, withSuffolk showing the strongest results.

So whats happening in our world?Taking a closer look at the Roslyn marketand neighboring locales, the Star Teamis happy to report their own recordbreaking results in record breakingtimewhich totaled $15,852,500 in salesprimarily for the month of October( 13 transactions), end of September(3 transactions) and the beginning ofNovember( 3 transactions)! Of the 19transactions, 10 of the transactions were

at full asking price, over asking price

or slightly under asking price. Exactnumbers to be released when sales have

closed.

Local experts stated that their own

data shows that while housing pricesremain well below the peak achieved in

2007, they have begun climbing again

largely because of a low inventory ofhomes for sale.

We are starting to see prices rise

said Jonathan Miller, President andCEO of Miller Samuel, a real estate

consulting and appraisal firm based inManhattan. He said the medium home

prices on Long Island, excluding the east

end, were 4.1% higher for the 3rd Q forthis year. He further states housingprices are firming up because inventory

is so low.

As for buyers, now may be the besttime in terms of mortgage rates. This

was clearly reflected in a recent article

in Realtor.com that summarized FreddieMacs latest U.S. Economic and Housing

Market Outlook. Freddie Mac estimates

that 30 year fixed loans will hoveraround 4.3% through the end of the

year and then begin heading higher in

early 2014.Other significant market data from

this latest U.S. Economic and Housing

Market Outlook:

Due to the U.S. governmentshutdown, growth projections forthe national housing market werescaled back by 0.5%

Foreclosed home sales and depressedlevels of new home construction areresulting in tighter inventories forhomebuyers leaving them withfewer houses to choose from andhigher prices

New housing units will top out at1 million this year and 1.15 millionnext year, levels that Freddie Macanalysts call below normal.

The U.S. housing market is at themercy of a sluggish U.S. economy,which is expected to reach full

potential until 2015 or later The housing recovery keeps

chugging along despite a constantbarrage of disruptions to the broadereconomy, Frank Nothaft, FreddieMac Vice President and ChiefEconomist, said in a statementreleased with the report. Werelikely going to see the housingrecovery slow down but not shutdown, as we close out the rest ofthis year due to tight inventoriesin many markets, rising mortgagerates and slumping consumerconfidence. Fortunately, thehousing recovery should continueto absorb the economic shock instride and improve next year.

Low mortgage interest rates andlow inventory have created a sense ofurgency among buyers, thus propellingsales. Its not that the economy is sostrong, nor that we have more buyersin the market, and we are certainly notin 2007 again. Industry observers advisesellers not to take a chance and strikewhile the market is still relatively hot.And like sellers, buyers should act now;they have their best options now.

Bruce Taylor, President of ERAKey Realty Services in Massachusettssummed it up Buyers have their best

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SPORTS & HOBBIES

By Brian Hamilton

You win some and you lose some,

Elijah Shumate says. Still, he is not themost reliable source on this. He has wonplenty, yes, as a member of a goliath highschool program and then during NotreDames glistening season last fall.

He has not, however, lost some. Hehas lost one.

Once in the last four years hasShumates football team lost a game.That was in January, against Alabama,in the BCS championship game. It wasin a locker room swollen with silencethat the now-sophomore safety wasreacquainted with a sensation he hadntfelt since 2008.

Youre used to winning, Shumatesaid. So you have that winning

attitude. But it happens.I knew I was going togo through it sometime in my life.I was preparedfor it. It justmotivated meto get better thisyear.

He shouldbe moreresponsiblefor gettingthe Irish wellagain, so fara p p ea r i n gto earn a

p r o m o t i o n

from nickel back to starting safetyalongside incumbent Matthias Farley.

Notre Dame coach Brian Kelly said

hes pleased with Shumates progressbut hesitated to award Shumate a full-time job, probably a nod to a learningcurve the 6-foot, 213-pounder stillnavigates.

I dont think Elijah has nailed downanything, but hes going to be on thefield, Kelly said. Hes a guy that everyday has to continue to progress.

The raw material is there. TheAlabama meltdown was the first time in55 games that Shumate suffered defeat.The last time was a freshman-year lossat Paterson (NJ) Catholic High Schoolthat preceded an unblemished three-yearrun with monolith Don Bosco Prep and

a 12-0 season with the Irish.

He knows winning, and heknows one speed: Full.

Shumate is a rovingScud missile. During

practice Saturday,receiver DaVarisDaniels juggleda deep balland Shumateensured the

incompletionby delivering

a percussive hit thatpractically echoed offHesburgh Library.

Hell goup and smack

a n y b o d y ,

Farley said. Hes a lot of fun to playbeside because of that. Hes fearless.

If there is mental rewiring to be

done, some of it is discretion-versus-valor calculation.

You have to be a lot more patient,you have to be smart, Shumate said.It takes a lot of thinking. You have toknow when to be aggressive and whennot to be.

As for the crucial communicationaspect, Shumate could request no betterpartner than Farley.

One year ago Farley was the newbie,a converted receiver creating rapportwith veteran Zeke Motta. Shumate hasevolved from mostly cornerback-likeduties, and Farley knows the anxiety ofsimply not wanting to be wrong.

You can watch as much film as you

want, you can talk about it as much asyou want, but its really that on-fieldexperience that builds that bond, Farleysaid. Being not so far removed frombeing in Elijahs shoes, it makes it easierfor me to relate and help him out whereI can.

At some point, Notre Dame will loseagain. Even in a new role, Shumate justisnt inclined to plan for the worst.

When you prepare yourself in theright way, (confidence) becomes secondnature, Shumate said. Thats whenyoure able to go out there and justplay. n

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ART S & ENTERTAINMENT

By Gina McIntyre

Theres a pub in North

London called the WorldsEnd that sits across fromthe Camden Town tube station.Luminaries, including CharlesDickens, figure among its famouspatrons, but its also important inthe annals of British comedy as theplace where Simon Pegg and Edgar

Wright would meet up in the earlyyears of their creative partnership,grabbing a pint after seeing movies

likeX-Menat a nearby cinema.So when it came time for the

pair to write the screenplay fortheir film about a 40-ish man ina state of arrested developmentwho inadvertent ly stumbles ontoan intergalactic conspiracy duringa small-town pub crawl, the title

was a given: The Worlds End.The place even held a specialsignificance for Nick Frost, Peggs

longtime onscreen comic foil andoffscreen best friend.

Me and Simon used to meetthere to go to the movies becausethere was an Odeon cinema,Wright explained. Simon wenton his first date with his wife there,and Nick Frost fell off the wagon

after two years of not drinking atthe Worlds End. He broke upwith a gi rl and went s traight to the

Worlds End and got hammered.Perhaps not surprisingly, plenty

of alcohol is consumed in the newapocalyptic comedy from Wright,Pegg, and Frost, which sees Peggcast as the clueless, obnoxiousGary King, a former punk rockrebel who coerces, guilt trips, andlies to his high school pals tolure them back to their hometownto attempt a famous pub crawlknown as the Golden Mile.

Drinking their way through12 pubs in the quaint hamlet ofNewton Haven, the old friendsplayed by an impressive roster ofEnglish actors including Martin

Freeman, Paddy Considine, EddieMarsan, and Frostfind tensionrunning high as past rivalries andwounds re-emerge.

And that s before they runafoul of invading alien robots whobleed blue ink and have sinisterdesigns on the human race.

Over the course of three filmstogether, Wright, Pegg, and Frosthave garnered a following for theirpreternatural ability to blend thesilly and the serious into a frothy,satisfying, decidedly English brew.The Worlds End moves with thesame oddball, kinetic rhythms

as their previous movies, 2004szombie rom-com Shaun of theDead and 2007s action movie

send-up Hot Fuzz.The new movie, though just as

enjoyably offbeat and remarkablyquick-witted as the first two, alsooffers the most overt explorationof the more sophisticated concernsthat have always underpinned thetrios genre-centric comedy.

All of those genres that wevetaken on, the reason for them ...is that they are Trojan Horseswhich we can smuggle in morehuman stories, said Pegg, seatedbetween his filmmaking comradesat Hollywoods own English pub,the Cat and the Fiddle. Shaunof the Dead is about growing up,

and Hot Fuzz is about friendshipand about having to dumb down alittle bit sometimes if you want toget something done. The WorldsEnd is about male friendshipand letting go and nostalgia andaddiction.

Most American comedies arelike Hershey bars, and we like to belike those gourmet dark chocolateswith bits of sea salt in them,Wright added. Its chocolate-yand then you go, Oh!n

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options now. Even though

inventory is tight, we dont expect

that to change until prices rise

higher. The best deals are the ones

available now.

Why Sell Your House Now?

While many buyers realize

that it is a great time to buy a

home, it is also an opportune time

to sell your house! Here are the

five reasons we believe that now is

the perfect time to put your house

on the market.

DEMAND IS HIGH

The most recent Existing

Home Sales Reports by the

National Association of Realtors

(NAR) show a double digit

percent increase in sales year-

over year; sales have remained

above last years levels for over

25 months. There are buyers

out there right now and they are

serious about purchasing.

SUPPLY IS AT ANALL TIME LOW

Many expect inventory to

rise as 3.2 million homeowners

escaped the shackles of negative

equity in the last 12 months and

an additional 1.9 million are

expected to enter positive equityin the next 12 months. Selling

now while demand is high and

before supply increases may

garner you your best price.INTEREST RATES WILL AGAIN

RISE

Although Freddie Macs

Primary Mortgage Market Survey

shows that interest rates for a

30-year mortgage have softened

recently, most experts predict

that they will begin to rise later

this year. The Mortgage Bankers

Association, Fannie Mae, Freddie

Mac and the National Association

of Realtors are in unison projecting

that rates will be up almost a full

percentage point by this time next

year. The anticipation of risingrates has presently spurred buyeractivity.

Whether you are moving upor moving down, your housingexpense will be more a year fromnow if a mortgage is necessary topurchase your next home.

NEW CONSTRUCTIONIS COMING BACK

Over the last several years,

most homeowners selling theirhome did not have to competewith a new construction projectaround the block. As the marketis recovering, more and morebuilders are jumping back in.These shiny new homes willagain become competition as theyare an attractive alternative formany purchasers.

ITS TIME TO MOVE ONWITH YOUR LIFE

Look at the reason you arethinking about selling and decidewhether it is worth waiting. Is the

possibility of a few extra dollars

a few years down the road more

important than being with family;

more important than having the

freedom to go on with your life

the way you think you should?

You already know the answers

to the questions we just asked. You

have the power to take control of

your situation by moving forward.

The time may have come for you

and your family to move on and

start living the life you desire.

That is what is truly important!

Our advice to buyers and

sellers is to seize the moment

the time is now!

Being a realtor means more to

us than selling houses. Its about

people, families and their hopes

and dreams. For a relationship

based on trust, knowledge and

expertise when selling or buying

your next home, contact Joyce

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CeilingsSome

By Kathryn Weber

Todays houseshave reached newheightsin ceilings.

Popular designs for the fifthwall range from tray ceilingsand crown mouldings tobeams and coffering. Someceilings soar to dizzying

heights, suffused with lightor accented with stained glassor dramatic works of art. Butwhat can you do to add pizzazzto an average 9-foot ceiling?In fact, its pretty simple tomake your ceilingsand therooms theyre inlook morestriking and stylish.

BE BOLD

Even if your ceilings are

only 9 feet high, that doesntmean your furniture has tobe scaled down. By addinglarger-scale pieces, you bringthe eye up and visuallyexpand the room.

Take, for instance, afamily room with a 9-footceiling and an entertainmentcenter almost as tall. Because

of its grand scale, theentertainment center makesyou look up. And with itsimpressive size, it will getthe attention rather than thelower ceiling.

Theres an importantdecorating rule, though, thateven if you can use a large,bold piece of furniture in aroom with a low ceiling, keepit to a single piece. If there

are too many tall pieces offurniture in the room, theeffect is lost.

HIGHLIGHT CEILING

The standard protocol formaking ceilings seem higheris to paint them white, butthere are other options. Oneway to blur the lines between

the ceiling and the walls is topaint both the same color.They will blend together into

one soaring, open space.Another chic trick to add

light is to paint your ceiling ametallic color. If your diningroom feels closed in with alow ceiling, why not paintit a shimmery bronze or

antique gold? The shine willlift the room and add style.Metallic paints, with theirlight-bouncing properties,also raise the ceiling visually.

OTHER TRICKS

To make your ceilinglook higher, avoid hangingdraperies in the window

opening. Instead, hang them6 to 8 eight inches downfrom the top of the ceiling.Raising the curtains this waybrings the eye up and makesthe whole room look larger.Adding long panels createsa nice long line from almostthe top of the ceiling to thefloor.

If youre extra daring,hang your drapes right at the

ceiling. This can really givethe room a boost in height.The panels will add plenty ofvertical height because theyappear as long stripes.

Look for artwork thatsvertical rather than horizontal,and use striped wallpaper orpaint stripes on the wall forstill more eye-raising appeal.

Of course, a trompe loeilpainting of the sky is tough tobeat for pushing your ceilingto new visual heights. Anddont overlook lighting. Canlights, ceiling fixtures andtrack lighting can all add theillusion of height. n

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seem higher, hang

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The spiffy five-bedroom house on a quietcul-de-sac in Miramar, Florida, hit the marketfor $379,900 on a Monday. By the close ofbusiness, there were two offers, but listingagent Carlos Martin was preaching patience.

Tempting as it may have been to pick oneright then, seller Robert Kull waited a weekfor more offers to materialize.

It was a wise choice. The home ultimatelydrew five bids. Kull rejected two cash deals infavor of a full-price offer from a buyer willingto pay above appraised value.

We knew it was a real strong market,

Kull said. Carlos said if we just hold out,well get a full-price offer, and sure enoughwe did.

Multiple offers are the Holy Grail ofthe housing recovery, but it takes skill anda dash of diplomacy to sort through all the

possibilities.Homes in good condition and priced

fairly almost certainly will attract more thanone offer, real estate agents say. Demand farexceeds supply across most of the nation, soinvestors and young families are all circlingthe same properties hoping to hit pay dirt.

Multiple offers is the last thing buyerswant to hear and the first thing sellers wantto be able to say, said Michael Corbett, ablogger for the Trulia.com real estate website.

Still, that doesnt mean all sellers arenecessarily rejoicing, said Judy Trudel, anagent with Balistreri Realty in Floridas PalmBeach and Broward counties.

When you have multiple offers, it soundslike youre in the drivers seat, Trudel said.But its a very stressful situation.

Not every multiple-offer situation turnsout well. Real estate agent Carrie Hazen hada client who received three offers on her Coral

Springs, Florida, home.Thats the good news. The bad? When the

seller made counteroffers late last month, allthree buyers bailed.

One of the buyers told Hazen she wasbacking out because another seller hadaccepted her contracteven though itsunethical for a buyer to submit more than oneoffer at a time.

Back to the drawing board, Hazen said.There are no slam dunks.

Agents are not necessarily required by lawto disclose when their listings get two or morewritten offers. But a National Association ofRealtors code of ethics states that agents must

make the disclosure if the buyer asks.In most cases, the listing agent will collect

the offers, announce there are competingbids, and have everyone come back with theirhighest and best offers so the seller can pickone.

But some agents and sellers take a differentapproach.

Theyll negotiate individually with thebuyers, making different counteroffers toeach, even though they ultimately can signonly one contract.

Playing one offer against the other usuallypushes the price higher and allows sellers toassess the motivation and financial strength ofall the buyers, Corbett said.

That strategy paid off for Mike Killi,whos selling his four-bedroom home in CoralSprings. The half-dozen bids gave him and hisagent, Dean Ehrlich, the leverage to go backto each buyer and seek more money and the

most favorable terms.They had an offer for $5,000 above the

$325,000 list price. But the buyer needed amortgage, and there was no guarantee thehome would appraise. No appraisal is neededin a cash sale.

Killi ultimately took a cash deal for $2,000more than the asking price.

Were really happy with the way it turnedout, said Killi, 33, a social marketing managerfor an advertising firm. When you put yourhouse on the market, youre really nervous.When you get multiple offers, it very quicklyputs you at ease.

As Killi showed, the highest price isntnecessarily the best offer. Some of the otherconsiderations: the amount of down payment,

how soon the buyers want to close, andwhether theyll agree to pay the difference ifthe home doesnt appraise.

Price is important, but its just one factor,Broward agent Tim Singer said.

Sellers shouldnt drag out multiple offerslonger than a week, said Samantha DeBianchi,an agent in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Its justgood manners.

But for some buyers, no amount ofetiquette will cushion the blow of not gettingthe home.

Somebody is going to get hurt or feellike they were treated unfairly, said RandyBianchi, broker-owner of Paradise Propertiesof Florida in West Palm Beach, Florida.

Multiple offers can turn off a lot of peoplebecause theres always a winner and a loser. n

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Put Sellers in Control

South Florida home sellers are in the envious position of having to sort through multipleoffers. Mike Killi received a cash deal for $2,000 more than the asking price.


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An Innovative Community Leader forKids and Her CommunityBefore Stacey Siegel started her family,

she was drawn to the Village of East

Hills because of its spacious homes and

properties, the beautiful trees and its

close proximity to Manhattan. But, after

moving into her new home, one of her first

observations was how quiet it was when

she walked her dogs. It felt like I was the

only person living here she said. Then,

once she had her two children she became

driven with a goal: to bring people closer

together and build an even greater sense of

community.

She was not the only one with this boldand ambitious concept. Village leaders had

the same idea. Through the inspirational

and visionary leadership of Mayor Koblenz

and the East Hills Village leaders, the

Park at East Hills opened in 2006 making

this community one of the most unique

places to live in America. The Park at East

Hills features a large community pool,

tennis courts, a community gym, a nature

walk, a dog run, a theatre and is home to

the Village Hall. The Park at East Hills

instantly became the main street of the

village as a place for all to enjoy and use in

the community.

Stacey also recognized that the Park

was the perfect place for people to get

together in order to meet, socialize and

build friendships. According to Stacey,

on almost every day during the summer,

you can just show up to the Park, bring

your kids to play and swim, and you are

certain to meet friends or make new ones.

Stacey recalls that since everyone

was enjoying the social experience at the

Park, she resolved to find a way to find

programs and fun activities for families

during the winter. In this way, young

families would have programs year-round.

Lets fast forward to today. Now, we

can see the proven success of Staceys vision

and her idea to form a highly motivated

Kids in the Park Committee. Their goal

is to hold major events for the children

in the Village and build fun, excitement,

jest and spirit in East Hills. Her concept

worked on a grand scale.

Through the hard work, diligence

and concentrated efforts of Stacey Siegel,

Chair of Kids in the Park, and her team

consisting of Althea Shapiro, Vice Chair,

and members: Celia Ayenesazan, Wendy

Bishop, Melissa Brooks, Risa Eshaghian,

Jodi Golden, Brett Goldman & Jessica

Vishnick, together with supervising

trustees: Manny Zuckerman, Deputy

Mayor, Clara Pomerantz and PeterZuckerman, they have brought a special

verve and vitality to the Community.

Their popular performances have included

magicians, singers, story tellers, comedians,

and even stilt walkers. They even created a

Childrens Garden this summer. Its fun,

its exciting, and its energizing. Kids in the

Park and kids all across the community are

enthralled.

All of the programs rely on sponsorships

and donations of local businesses and the

help of volunteers in order to run its events.

The Village welcomes all local businesses

& volunteers to lend their support.

The Halloween Spooktacular event

was one of the many major events that

Kids in the Park held this year. Upcoming

events include Mommy and Me music

classes, a fundraiser when every family

in East Hills will have the opportunity

to purchase a tile, paint a picture and

be permanently inscribed at the Parks

playground. Local artist Michael Korol

will be holding educational classes for the

kids to learn about painting so that they

can transform their tiles into works of art.

Stacey says this is intended to be a special

experience for the kids because they will

be able to come back to the Park and seetheir artwork year after year. The tiles are

expected to be mounted at a ceremony this

coming Memorial Day.

Now, there is always something

happening in East Hills. In December,

for example, during the school vacation,

the Committee is planning workshops

which feature the National Circus Project,

including a juggling performance.

In May, an American Idol style show

called Music Idol will be held with

competition from the kids of East Hills.

Music auditions begin in the spring with a

final performance scheduled for May 31st.

Its no wonder that Mayor Koblenz has

said Stacey and her committee members

have infused a new sense of excitement.

We are all deeply indebted to her and her

committee members for caring so much,

and for created a new entertainment zone

at our Park.

East Hills is now an even more special

place to live because of Stacey and all

the fine results of her committee. Their

efforts have contributed greatly to the

communitys new slogan for East Hills that

reads: The Future is Here!

For more information about the Kids

in the Park events, please refer to the

Village of East Hills website at www.

villageofeasthills.org or contact Stacey at

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Local Author CallsRoslyn Estates Home

Stephanie Sorkin and her husband chose the unique Villageof Roslyn Estates as their familys place to live because it offeredthe convenience and close proximity to the City, the Long IslandExpressway and Brooklyn, where Stephanies husband works. RoslynEstates is also just a short stroll to the Americana Shopping Center, oneof the best places to shop.

What really impressed Stephanie about Roslyn Estates, once hometo Christopher Morley, is its beauty and picturesque rolling hills,

walking trails and lovely ponds, where you will find charming 1930shomes with spacious lots and an abundance of trees. According toStephanie, even the newer homes maintain the architectural integrityof the neighborhood. Stephanie says Roslyn Estates is a close knitcommunity where neighbors know each other and are really therefor one another, during good times and bad times, such as Hurricane

Sandy. Stephanie and her family just wouldnt think of living anywhereelse!

Stephanie says that area residents can also enjoy the many featuresthat the Christopher Morley Park offers. The Park named afterChristopher Morley, is home to the Knothole, Morleys one room

wooden cabin, which he used as his studio, and now renovated by theCounty as a historic site. With its five tennis courts, four lighted handballcourts and two paddle-tennis courts as well as softball, hardball andvolley ball athletic fields and LittleLeague, a 9 hole par-30 golf course,renovated playground and outdoorswimming pool, Stephanie and herfamily find the Park the perfectplace to meet up with friends andneighbors and have fun.

Nature lovers and outdoorenthusiasts will also find a fitnesstrail. There is even a dog run. From

mid-May to late November, theWednesday Farmers Market offersa terrific selection of fresh fruit,product and local specialty items.In the wintertime, there is an outdoor ice skating rink, named by News12 Long Island viewers as the best outdoor skating rink on Long Island.

As a mother of a child with food allergies, Stephanie wanted to makea difference. So she wrote a childrens book designed for children ages4-8 entitled Nutley, the Nut-free Squirrel, about an adorable squirrelthat doesnt let his allergies to nuts slow his lifestyle down. Stephaniedonates 100% of the books sales proceeds to FARE, dedicated to foodallergy research and education. Stephanie and her book have receivedtremendous support from the community, including local retailers,Funky Monkey, Lesters and Please Mom who feature the book in theirstores. Again demonstrating just how supportive this community really

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WOLFGANG PUCKS KITCHEN

A SEASONAL BARBECUEHoney-Marinated Grilled Chicken Breasts with Spicy Red Plum Chutney

INGREDIENTS 6 bone-in chicken breast halves,

skin left on or removed as youlike

1 cup soy sauce 2 tablespoons honey 2 tablespoons finely chopped

ginger

2 tablespoons chopped scallions 1 tablespoon chopped garlic 2 teaspoons dried red pepper

flakes Spicy Red Plum Chutney

(see recipe at right) 1/2 cup peanut oil

Spicy RedPlum Chutney

1 tablespoon peanut oil 1 medium red onion, cut

into 1/4-inch dice 1/2 jalapeno chile, stemmed,

seeded, deveined, and finelychopped

1 tablespoon golden brownsugar

1/2 teaspoon salt 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground

black pepper 2 tablespoons white wine

vinegar 4 ripe but firm red-fleshed

plums, pitted and cut into1/2-inch pieces

1 orange, juiced 1 tablespoon bottled

Chinese hoisin sauce

In a medium sautepan, heat the peanut oilover medium heat. Add theonion and saute, stirringoccasionally with a woodenspoon, until it begins to turn

tender, about 4 minutes.

Stir in the jalapeno, brownsugar, salt, and pepper. Cook,stirring frequently, until thesugar has melted and begun tobubble and darken slightly, 3 to5 minutes. Immediately add thevinegar and continue cooking,stirring and scraping constantly,for about 1 minute longer.

Stir in the plums, orangejuice, and hois insauce. Reduce the

heat slightlyand continuec o o k i n g ,

stirring frequently, until theplums have softened and themixture has thickened, 5 to 7minutes longer.

Remove the pan from theheat and transfer the chutneyto a stainless-steel or heatproof-glass bowl. Let cool slightly,stirring occasionally, and thencover with plastic wrap andrefrigerate. Remove from therefrigerator to come to room

temperature while youheat the grill and cook

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DirectionsServes 6Put the chicken breasts in a single

layer in a shallow nonreactive pan; orput them in a heavy-duty zipper-sealedplastic bag large enough to hold themcomfortably. Set aside.

In a mixing bowl, put the soy sauce,honey, ginger, scallions, garlic, and redpepper flakes. Whisk until thoroughlycombined.

Pour the marinade over the chickenin the pan, or into the plastic bag.Cover the pan with plastic wrap; or sealthe bag and place it in a clean bowl.

Put the chicken in the refrigerator tomarinate for about 3 hours, turningthe chicken pieces in the pan halfwaythrough or moving the chicken breastsin the bag as necessary to keep them all

in contact with the marinade.

Meanwhile, prepare the Plum

Chutney (recipe at right).

About half an hour before

cooking, remove the chicken from the

refrigerator and leave at cool room

temperature while you prepare a fire in

an outdoor grill.

When the fire is hot, remove the

chicken breasts from the marinade and

pat dry with paper towels. Discard the

marinade. Put the chicken breasts on a

platter or tray and drizzle all over with

the peanut oil.

Grill the chicken breasts until nicelybrowned and cooked through, about

10 minutes per side. Transfer them to

a clean platter and serve immediately,

passing the chutney at the table.

By Lesley Kennedy

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Recent Home Sale StatisticsJoyce Styne and Susan Cherneys

Street Name Town List Price Sold Price Style BR BA Bsmt Title Date

Remsen Ave Roslyn $338,000 $290,000 Colonial 3 1 Full 8/30/13

West Ct Roslyn Heights $349,000 $315,000 Cape 3 1 Full 9/9/13

Donald St Roslyn Heights $369,000 $330,000 Colonial 2 1 Full 10/21/13

Rushmore Ave Roslyn Heights $339,000 $375,000 Ranch 4 2 Full 8/6/13

Maple St Greenvale $410,000 $402,000 Colonial 2 2 Full 10/1/13

Hicks St Roslyn $479,000 $419,500 Antique/Hist 2 2 Part 10/15/13

Elm St Roslyn Heights $448,000 $423,000 2 Story 4 2 Part 8/28/13

Peachtree Ln Roslyn Heights $399,000 $425,000 Colonial 4 2.5 Full 8/12/13

West St Roslyn Heights $475,000 $435,000 Colonial 3 1.5 Full 8/21/13

Garden St Roslyn Heights $459,000 $440,000 Colonial 3 1.5 Full 8/23/13

Brown St Mineola $479,000 $470,000 Cape 4 2.5 Full 9/9/13

Summit Ave Roslyn $499,000 $480,000 Colonial 2 2 None 10/3/13

Horseshoe Dr East Hills $495,000 $500,000 Colonial 4 2.5 Part 8/9/13

Parkside Dr Roslyn Heights $529,000 $500,000 Colonial 3 3 Full 8/27/13

Chestnut St Greenvale $549,000 $530,000 Colonial 3 1.5 Full 10/2/13

Plaza Rd Greenvale $575,000 $545,000 Colonial 3 3 Full 8/21/13

Elm St Roslyn Heights $589,000 $573,000 Exp Cape 5 2 Full 9/24/13

Jefferson Ave Roslyn Heights $585,000 $595,000 Colonial 4 2.5 Full 9/27/13

Short Dr Roslyn $629,000 $600,000 Colonial 4 2 Full 8/8/13

E Williston Ave E. Williston $759,000 $605,000 Colonial 4 3.5 Part 8/28/13

Dianas Trl Roslyn Estates $725,000 $668,500 Split 3 3 Full 10/10/13

Andover Rd East Hills $748,000 $685,000 Exp Ranch 4 3 Full 10/17/13

Feather Ln E. Williston $696,000 $695,000 Colonial 4 3 Full 8/12/13

Dickson Cir E. Williston $689,000 $705,000 Split 3 2.5 Part 9/30/13

Howard St E. Williston $757,000 $715,000 Colonial 3 2.5 Full 9/25/13

Planting Field Rd East Hills $725,000 $718,000 Ranch 4 3.5 Full 8/30/13

The Hemlocks Roslyn Estates $799,999 $735,000 Ranch 4 2.5 Full 8/15/13

Locust Ln Roslyn Heights $769,000 $735,000 Ranch 4 2.5 None 8/16/13

Wickham Rd East Hills $849,000 $780,000 Colonial 4 4 Part 9/3/13

Avon Ln East Hills $809,000 $785,000 Ranch 3 3 Full 8/27/13

Red Ground Rd Old Westbury $999,000 $800,000 Ranch 4 4.5 Full 9/4/13

The Locusts Roslyn Estates $829,000 $805,000 Colonial 4 2 Full 9/13/13

Atlanta Ave E. Williston $859,000 $825,000 Colonial 3 3 Full 8/20/13

Barberry Ln East Hills $879,000 $825,000 Colonial 5 3.5 Full 10/21/13

Parkway Dr Roslyn Heights $840,000 $840,000 Exp Ranch 3 3 None 8/28/13

Dogwood Ave Roslyn Harbor $899,000 $845,000 Ranch 3 2 Full 8/7/13

Circle Ln East Hills $869,000 $850,000 Colonial 3 2.5 Full 8/22/13

Summit Ln Roslyn Heights $879,000 $850,000 Ranch 3 2 None 10/17/13

Flamingo Rd East Hills $875,000 $855,000 Ranch 3 2 Full 8/23/13

Village Rd East Hills $899,000 $865,000 Colonial 3 2.5 Full 8/7/13

Appletree Ln East Hills $888,000 $865,000 Colonial 4 3.5 Full 8/9/13

Oakwood Cir Roslyn $898,000 $865,000 Colonial 5 3.5 Full 10/10/13

Weeks Rd E. Williston $879,000 $872,000 Colonial 4 2.5 Full 8/19/13

Spring Hill Rd East Hills $925,000 $875,000 Colonial 3 2.5 Part 8/29/13

Coleman Dr E. Williston $899,000 $875,000 Colonial 4 2.5 Full 9/20/13

I U Willets Rd Roslyn Heights $998,000 $880,000 Contemporary 5 3.5 None 8/28/13

Ludwig Ln E. Williston $880,000 $880,000 Split 3 2.5 Part 9/3/13

Knoll Ln Roslyn Heights $849,000 $881,000 Ranch 4 3 None 9/13/13

Orchard Meadow Rd E. Williston $929,000 $885,000 Colonial 3 2.5 Full 8/26/13

Orchard Meadow Rd E. Williston $929,000 $885,000 Colonial 3 2.5 Full 8/26/13

Elm Dr East Hills $889,000 $889,000 Ranch 3 3 Full 10/10/13

Street Name Town List Price Sold Price Style BR BA Bsmt Title Date

Birch Dr East Hills $959,000 $900,000 Colonial 4 3 Part 10/15/13

Belmont Dr Roslyn Heights $895,000 $907,500 Split 5 3 Part 10/18/13

Church St Roslyn Harbor $999,000 $910,000 Colonial 4 3.5 Full 9/30/13

Mimosa Dr East Hills $988,000 $927,500 Colonial 5 3.55 Full 8/16/13

Fox Hollow Ln Old Westbury $999,999 $940,000 Colonial 5 3 Full 8/29/13

Circle Dr Roslyn Heights $1,099,000 $950,000 Colonial 4 2.5 Full 8/14/13

Birch Dr East Hills $969,000 $950,000 Split 4 3.5 Part 8/30/13

Fir Dr East Hills $999,000 $950,000 Split 3 3 Part 10/3/13

Redwood Dr East Hills $998,000 $960,000 Colonial 5 2.5 Part 9/25/13

Oakwood Cir Roslyn $1,075,000 $968,000 Contemporary 4 2.5 Full 8/30/13

Estates Dr East Hills $1,049,999 $975,000 Ranch 4 3.5 Full 9/16/13

Orchard Dr E. Williston $1,085,800 $980,000 Colonial 3 2.5 Full 8/12/13

Robbins Dr E. Williston $1,025,000 $990,000 Colonial 3 2.5 Full 10/2/13

Ogden Ave E. Williston $1,099,000 $992,500 Colonial 4 3 Full 9/19/13

Woods Dr East Hills $999,500 $999,500 Colonial 5 3.5 Full 8/26/13

Knollwood Rd Roslyn $1,088,000 $999,999 Ranch 4 2 Part 8/19/13

Cedar Dr East Hills $1,125,000 $1,044,750 Exp Ranch 5 4 Full 10/7/13

Pine Drive N Roslyn $1,198,000 $1,050,000 Colonial 4 3.5 Full 9/23/13

Pine Dr. North Roslyn $1,198,000 $1,050,000 Colonial 4 3.5 Full 9/23/13

Shepherd Ln Roslyn Heights $1,125,000 $1,075,000 Colonial 6 3 None 9/25/13

Bengeyfield Dr E. Williston $1,099,000 $1,085,000 Split 4 2.5 Full 10/16/13

Dogwood Ave Roslyn Harbor $1,168,000 $1,134,000 Exp Ranch 4 3 Part 9/16/13

Schoolhouse Ln Roslyn Heights $1,298,800 $1,150,000 Colonial 6 2.55 None 8/1/13

Meadow Rd Old Westbury $1,250,000 $1,150,000 Farm Ranch 3 3.5 Part 9/19/13

Shepherd Ln Roslyn Heights $1,495,000 $1,250,000 Colonial 5 4.5 None 10/22/13

Elm Dr East Hills $1,328,000 $1,275,000 Farm Ranch 5 3 Full 8/6/13

Lawn Dr East Hills $1,388,000 $1,275,000 Colonial 5 3.5 Part 8/30/13

Hemlock Ln Roslyn Heights $1,300,000 $1,300,000 Ranch 3 2.5 Part 10/18/13

Woodland Rd Roslyn $1,395,000 $1,300,000 Colonial 4 2.5 Full 10/23/13

Chestnut Dr East Hills $1,385,000 $1,340,000 Colonial 4 3 Part 8/1/13

Peacock Dr East Hills $1,399,000 $1,345,000 Colonial 5 3.5 Part 9/4/13

Ash Dr East Hills $1,475,000 $1,365,000 Farmhouse 5 4 Full 9/4/13

Fairfield Ln East Hills $1,490,000 $1,410,000 Colonial 6 3.5 Full 8/28/13

Heather Dr East Hills $1,489,000 $1,475,000 Colonial 5 3.5 Full 10/11/13

Birch Dr East Hills $1,785,000 $1,700,000 Colonial 6 5.5 Full 8/2/13

Percheron Ln Roslyn Heights $1,998,000 $1,800,000 Colonial 5 4.5 Part 8/27/13

Arbor Ln Roslyn Heights $1,898,000 $1,800,000 Colonial 5 4.5 Full 10/3/13

Birch Dr East Hills $1,899,000 $1,875,000 Colonial 4 4.5 Part 8/21/13

Percheron Ln Roslyn Heights $1,995,000 $1,900,000 Colonial 5 4.5 Full 8/22/13

Poplar Dr East Hills $2,088,000 $1,920,000 Colonial 6 5.5 Full 9/30/13

Haddington Dr Old Westbury $2,298,000 $1,925,000 Colonial 5 4.5 Full 9/5/13

Barnyard Ln Roslyn Heights $2,188,000 $1,950,000 Colonial 6 6.5 Full 10/16/13

I U Willets Rd Old Westbury $2,185,000 $2,075,000 Colonial 5 5.5 Full 8/29/13

Farm Ln Roslyn Heights $2,198,000 $2,100,000 Colonial 6 4.5 Full 9/23/13

The Birches Roslyn Estates $2,325,000 $2,220,000 Colonial 4 4.5 Part 9/20/13

Bacon Rd Old Westbury $2,898,000 $2,250,000 Estate 7 9.55 Full 8/16/13

Schoolhouse Ln Roslyn Heights $2,495,000 $2,400,000 Colonial 6 4.5 Full 9/3/13

The Intervale Roslyn Estates $2,650,000 $2,600,000 Colonial 6 6.5 Full 8/1/13

Dogwood Ave Roslyn Harbor $2,995,000 $2,662,500 Estate 5 6.5 Full 10/7/13

Highland Ct Old Westbury $3,599,000 $3,350,000 Ranch 5 5.5 Part 8/16/13

The local housing market in June posted some of the highest median prices in years: $425,000 in Nassau County and $340,000in Suffolk, according to the Multiple Listing Service of Long Island. Sales activity was brisk, with 2,048 homes changing hands,more than twice as many as in the doldrums of 2009.

All information furnished regarding property for sale, rental, or financing is from sources deemed reliable. No representation is made as to the accuracy thereof and it is submitted subject to errors, omissions, change of price, rental, commission or other conditions,prior sale, lease or financing or withdrawal without notice. If your home is currently listed with another broker, this is not a solicitation of that listing. Above created from information on file with MLS or other third party source for the period 1/1/2013 to 7/1/2013.

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