As I was born and raised on rt 54 in Selbyville, I hate the months of May-September. You can’t go anywhere or do anything due to the traffic. This right now is my favorite time of year.
We see many people leaving NY and coming to DE. We have helped 4 different clients move from NY just this year. Would love to discuss your situation when the time is right!
I moved from the Texas Gulf coast to Felton Delaware 6 years ago and have no regrets. I've learned not to go to the beach in the summer if I can avoid it. I also learned the joys of the back roads. Homeowners insurance is a lot cheaper and like the video stated taxes are low. I just got my tax bill for $1700. Out of that $350 is earmarked for trash pickup. As for healthcare, I have not really had that much of a problem, and it is better than what I had in Texas as I can usually get an appointment with my primary care provider on the same day, and with two hospitals being less than 15 minutes away emergency care isn't that far away.
We have a lot of clients we have helped relocate from NY! Drop us an email at RU-vid@Lunden.Group and we can get you added to our Facebook group & our newsletter.
Thanks for your information, also keeping my eyes on Delaware as one of the places to move to from NYC. Definitely will not like coastal areas cos of flood
Hey Liz! Are you looking for a year-round option, summer rental, seasonal? Best bet is to email me Matt@MayersLundenGroup.com with what you are hunting for and I can see if I can find anything for you
We are looking for the condo to live when we retire. We need the house near the Bethany beach only 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. How much do I have to pay for?
As you say the cost of housing is high because of the current inflation. Needless to say, an inflation under the administration of Joe Biden. Although Delaware interest me for me personally that would be one more con because Joe Biden has at least one residence in Delaware, possibly two.
He does have 2 residences in DE. Cost of housing at the DE beaches isn’t tied to inflation though. Housing here is driven by demand & has always been higher than other areas