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Is it time For Your Coastal Dream Home

What's The First Steps

Searching for the perfect home can be a daunting task, but with let me assist you with the process is made easy. Our team of experienced real estate agents will work with you to understand your needs and preferences, and help you find the home of your dreams. With a wide range of properties to choose from, we are confident that we can help you find the perfect home for you and your family.

Selling or Buying

Let us work with you to develop a customized marketing strategy to help you sell your home quickly and for the best possible price. Contact me today to schedule a consultation.

Buying or Selling a Coastal Property?


  1. Investment Potential – Coastal properties, especially in Long Beach Island, Manahawkin, and Cape May, have seen strong appreciation and high demand.
  2. Rental Income – Many buyers purchase second homes or investment properties, leveraging seasonal rentals for additional income.
  3. Lifestyle & Views – Waterfront living offers breathtaking scenery, direct beach access, and a vacation-like atmosphere year-round.
  4. Luxury Market Growth – High-net-worth buyers are driving up prices in waterfront and luxury real estate, making it a lucrative market.
  5. Mortgage Rate Trends – Easing mortgage rates encourage more buyers to enter the market, making financing more attractive.
  6. Limited Inventory – Coastal properties often have low supply, keeping demand high and ensuring long-term value.




Reasons to Sell a Coastal Property in NJ


  1. High Market Demand – With limited inventory, sellers can capitalize on strong buyer interest, especially in sought-after areas.
  2. Rising Property Values – Some coastal towns have seen double-digit appreciation, making it a great time to sell for maximum profit.
  3. Changing Climate Risks – Flooding and storm surge risks are increasing, prompting some owners to sell before insurance costs rise.
  4. Tax & Maintenance Costs – Waterfront properties often come with higher taxes, insurance, and upkeep, making selling a strategic financial move.
  5. Shifting Investment Strategies – Some investors may prefer to diversify assets rather than hold onto a single high-value property.
  6. Market Timing – The spring market is active with new listings and off-market deals, making it an opportune time to sell.


  • Sellers: List now while demand is high—maximize your returns!  
  • Buyers: Secure your dream coastal property before prices rise further.    
  • Investors: Take advantage of rental income and long-term appreciation.


Contact Scott McSorley today to make your move in NJ coastal real estate!


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Your Rental Maintenance

Please Consider American Disabilities Needs

Basic ADA-Friendly Steps for Summer Vacation Rentals


  • Clear Pathways: Ensure walkways, entrances, and doorways are wide and clutter-free for mobility devices. Temporary threshold ramps or low-profile mats can be helpful.
  • Accessible Bathroom Basics: Install grab bars near toilets and showers if possible. A shower chair and handheld showerhead are simple additions that make a big difference.
  • Stable Flooring: Choose firm, smooth flooring (not plush rugs or uneven decking). Non-slip surfaces are ideal, especially in beach climates.
  • Thoughtful Entry: If you don’t have a full ADA ramp, a gently sloped entry or temporary ramp can still assist wheelchair users or those with walkers.
  • Lighting & Visibility: Good outdoor lighting along paths and entrances helps guests with limited vision or stability. Avoid step-downs that aren’t clearly marked.
  • Seating & Rest Areas: Include shaded, comfortable spots outdoors and along walkways where someone might want a break from the heat or walking.
  • Simple Communication: In your rental listing, describe the layout clearly. Let guests know what’s accessible or what extra tools (ramp, chair, etc.) are available upon request.



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