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Homes for sale in Nassau County, NY
Search homes for sale in Nassau County, updated from the MLS, and tour them with licensed agents based in East Rockaway.
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What are you looking for?
Browse Nassau County homes for sale by type, from single-family homes to commercial space and land.
Featured listings
Explore homes in Nassau County
Residential Sale For Sale
22 Surrey Lane, Hempstead, New York 11580
Residential Income For Sale
153 Main Street, Hempstead, New York 11518
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59 Harris Avenue, Hempstead, New York 11520
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1954 Brook Park Drive, Hempstead, New York 11566
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447 Scranton Avenue, Hempstead, New York 11563
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39 Lessing Place, Hempstead, New York 11520
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18 Frankel Avenue, Hempstead, New York 11520
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31 W Seaman Avenue, Hempstead, New York 11520
How it works
Buying a home in New York, step by step
Six stages to buy property for sale in Nassau County, with the same licensed agent from first call to keys.
Consultation
We discuss your budget, timeline, must-haves and the towns you’re considering.
Pre-approval
A lender reviews your finances and confirms how much you can borrow.
Tour homes
Sign a written buyer agreement, then tour homes that match your list.
Make an offer
We review recent sales and help you make a strong, clear offer.
Attorney review
Your attorney and the seller’s attorney negotiate and draft the contract.
Inspection to closing
After inspection and appraisal, your lender finalizes the loan and you close.
What would my monthly payment be?
Estimate monthly payments on real estate for sale in Nassau County, then talk to us about getting pre-approved by a lender.
Plan ahead
What to budget for
The price is only part of it. Plan for these cost lines when you compare homes for sale in Nassau County, NY.
Down payment
Your upfront share of the price, agreed with your lender.
Closing costs
Lender, title and recording fees paid at the closing table.
Attorney fees
Your own real estate attorney reviews and negotiates the contract.
Title insurance
Protects you and your lender against problems with the property's title.
Mansion tax
A New York State tax on homes priced at $1M or more.
Taxes and insurance
Property taxes vary by town, and lenders require homeowners insurance.
Areas & neighborhoods
Where buyers are looking
Four Nassau County towns to start with, each with South Shore Long Island homes for sale and a local area guide.
Buyer questions
Buying in Nassau County, answered
Do I need to sign an agreement before touring a home?
Yes. Since August 17, 2024, New York buyers sign a written agreement with their agent before any tour. It sets out services and compensation, which is negotiable.
What do I need before an agent can work with me?
Our Standardized Operating Procedures list what we ask of every buyer, such as photo ID, a signed buyer agreement and a pre-approval or proof of funds. They are the same for everyone.
Do I need a real estate attorney in New York?
Yes. In New York, buyers and sellers each hire their own attorney to review and sign the contract of sale, whether you buy in Nassau County or look at Long Island homes for sale.
How long does closing take?
It depends on your loan, inspection and title work. Once your offer is accepted, your attorney and lender give you a schedule through to closing.
Can I tour homes before I am pre-approved?
Yes, once a buyer agreement is signed. A pre-approval still helps: it shows your real budget, and sellers of homes for sale across Long Island often ask for one with an offer.
Buyer guides
