Source: Courtesy of DelDOT

At a recent public workshop held in Fenwick Island, the Delaware Department of Transportation (DelDOT) presented plans and timelines for a two-year, $40 million project for replacement of the existing 50-year-old Route 54 bridge over the Assawoman Bay west of Fenwick Island.

The first phase of the project will involve installing a temporary sidewalk and adapting the existing structure to support two lanes of traffic on the south side of the bridge, before beginning demolition and construction on the north side of the bridge. During the second phase, traffic will shift to the newly-built portion of the bridge while the south side of the bridge is torn down and rebuilt.

During all phases of construction, Route 54 and

Beach replenishment for coastal Delaware is now slated to begin in March or April of 2023 and will likely reach Fenwick Island during the summer season.  The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) project, initially expected to begin in fall 2022, will start in Rehoboth Beach and progress southward along the coast to conclude in Fenwick Island.

Fenwick Island mayor, Natalie Magdeburger, announced at a recent town council meeting that the replenishment crews are expected to reach Fenwick Island during the summer season and, unfortunately, will impact beach access. She promised to provide updates as additional information is received on the project.

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The Town of Fenwick Island, Delaware is planning to install additional sidewalks along Coastal Highway from Dagsboro Street to Indian Street. The much-needed project is estimated to cost $600,000.

In order to launch the project, affected business owners must consent to easements allowing access to their respective properties. However, not all businesses have signed off, citing concerns that more clear information is needed about the sidewalk contracts. In response to these concerns, the Town’s Mayor, Natalie Magdeburger, has stated that the town council is ready to discuss and address any concerns. It is expected that this topic will be discussed at an upcoming Town Council meeting.

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The Town of Bethany Beach was recently featured in the Best Beaches for Digital Nomads Lifestyle Guide in an article highlighting the many charms the "Quiet Resort" offers to those who have the flexibility to work remotely. 

A wide variety of experiences were noted for visitors to enjoy such as visiting the beach and boardwalk, music and entertainment, state parks, nature reserves, abundant dining options and other points of interest.

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Proposed Collins Street Pathway | Courtesy of Town of Bethany Beach
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The Bethany Beach Town Council held a special meeting on Wednesday, January 18, 2023 to discuss the proposed Collins Street Pathway Project, which has been recommended to improve pedestrian safety along the busy roadway. During the meeting, Jim Lober of Kercher Engineering, presented the project details which feature the construction of a five-foot wide pathway along the south side of Collins Street, along with other safety improvements. Following the presentation, residents had the opportunity to ask questions and voice their concerns.

The council was originally set to consider the project during the town council

Happy New Year! As we reflect on 2022, you might recall that the surge in real estate activity we felt in 2020 and 2021 carried into the first quarter of 2022 and then slowed in the second quarter. There was moderate activity in the second half of the year. However, rising interest rates coupled with the continuation of extremely low inventory contributed to a slowdown in both sales and appreciation later in the year.  While there is still plenty of uncertainty about what the state of the economy means for real estate in the short term, we are enthusiastic about the year ahead.

In 2022, we were fortunate to have represented more buyers and sellers in Ocean View than any other agent or group.   If you are considering a purchase or sale, it is never

Happy New Year! As we reflect on 2022, you might recall that the surge in real estate activity we felt in 2020 and 2021 carried into the first quarter of 2022 and then slowed in the second quarter. There was moderate activity in the second half of the year. However, rising interest rates coupled with the continuation of extremely low inventory contributed to a slowdown in both sales and appreciation later in the year. While there is still plenty of uncertainty about what the state of the economy means for real estate in the short term, we are enthusiastic about the year ahead!

We are grateful to have had the opportunity to represent more buyers and sellers in Ocean View than any other agent or group during 2022. Please call us if we can be of

Happy New Year! As we reflect on 2022, you might recall that the surge in real estate activity we felt in 2020 and 2021 carried into the first quarter of 2022 and then slowed in the second quarter. There was moderate activity in the second half of the year. However, rising interest rates coupled with the continuation of low inventory contributed to a slowdown in both sales and appreciation later in the year. While there is still plenty of uncertainty about what the state of the economy means for real estate in the short term, we are enthusiastic about the year ahead! Inventory remains at historically low levels which means that it is still an opportune time to capitalize as a seller.  

In 2022, we were fortunate to participate in more than 30% of

Happy New Year! As we reflect on 2022, you might recall that the surge in real estate activity we felt in 2020 and 2021 carried into the first quarter of 2022 and then slowed in the second quarter. There was moderate activity in the second half of the year. However, rising interest rates coupled with the continuation of low inventory contributed to a slowdown in both sales and appreciation later in the year. While there is still plenty of uncertainty about what the state of the economy means for real estate in the short term, we are enthusiastic about the year ahead!   

In 2022, we were fortunate to participate in 30% of sales in the Bethany-Fenwick area, representing the buyer, seller or both parties. Properties listed with our group sold faster

Happy New Year! As we reflect on 2022, you might recall that the surge in real estate activity we felt in 2020 and 2021 carried into the first quarter of 2022 and then slowed in the second quarter. There was moderate activity in the second half of the year. However, rising interest rates coupled with the continuation of extremely low inventory contributed to a slowdown in both sales and appreciation later in the year.  While there is still plenty of uncertainty about what the state of the economy means for real estate in the short term, we are enthusiastic about the year ahead!

In 2022, we were fortunate to participate in 41% of sales in South Bethany, representing the buyer, seller or both parties. If you are considering a sale or looking to