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By Brian Burke, From Hartford to Newport — Local Expertise.
(Coldwell Banker)
If your clients or out of town visitors want an authentic slice of Newport dining, Benjamins Raw Bar Newport RI is one of the easiest places to recommend. Located along Thames Street, this long standing favorite blends relaxed coastal energy with fresh seafood and views of the waterfront that make Newport so special.As real estate professionals, we know buyers look beyond the homes they tour. They want to understand the community and lifestyle they are stepping into. Benjamins helps tell that story perfectly with its walkable location, friendly atmosphere and true New England character.Why Benjamins is a Local FavoriteBenjamins is known for generous seafood plates, a popular raw bar and a three level layout that offers something for everyone. The lower level has a lively bar, the main d...
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By Brian Burke, From Hartford to Newport — Local Expertise.
(Coldwell Banker)
If your clients are dreaming of fresh seafood, waterfront views, and true New England flavor, The Lobster Shack Newport RI is one of the most authentic spots they can experience. Tucked along Newport’s working waterfront, this local favorite serves up casual coastal dining with unbeatable proximity to the fishing boats that bring in the day’s catch.As real estate professionals, we know that buyers don’t just choose a home, they choose a lifestyle. Places like The Lobster Shack help paint that picture: relaxed, ocean-breezed, flavorful, and unmistakably Newport.Why Locals & Visitors Love ItThe Lobster Shack blends genuine maritime charm with food that people come back for again and again. No frills — just incredibly fresh seafood prepared the right way, served right beside the docks.Clie...
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By Brian Burke, From Hartford to Newport — Local Expertise.
(Coldwell Banker)
If your buyers or out of town guests want a true taste of Newport living, Easton Beach Newport RI also known as First Beach is one of the best places to send them. This mile long stretch of sand sits right at the beginning of the famous Cliff Walk and offers a classic New England beach experience that blends coastal scenery with family friendly charm.As real estate agents we know that people do not just move to an area for the homes. They move for the lifestyle. Easton Beach helps clients imagine exactly what day to day life could look like with the ocean just minutes away.Why Easton Beach is a Local FavoriteEaston Beach is clean easy to access and full of simple coastal pleasures. Visitors can walk the shoreline enjoy gentle waves or relax near the beach pavilion where they can rent ch...
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By Liz Wallace, Broker C21 Sherlock Homes, Rockville Centre, LI, N
(Century 21 Sherlock Homes)
  The Victorian Ladies Inn located at 63 Memorial Boulevard in Newport, Rhode Island is one of the most beautiful Inn's I have ever stayed in. The Inn was Built in 1851 and the main inn houses the parlor, dining room and five guest rooms.  The carriage house consists of four , two with private balcony or courtyard.  The balcony of the Victorian room where I stayed opens to a beautiful tranquil garden.  The Annandale cottage has two guest rooms, accessible by an exterior stairwell. The Inn's owner Cheryl and the manager Betty Jo could not have been more welcoming and informative about the town.   The breakfasts on both morning of my stay was just delicious.  All in all it was a wonderful experience and I could not recommend the Victorian Ladies Inn more.
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By Ginny Gorman, Homes for Sale in Southern RI and beyond
(RI Real Estate Services ~ 401-529-7849~ RI Waterfront Real Estate)
Saint Patrick's Day Parade- Newport RI - Saturday March 17 - 56th Annual Celebration.   Where: Parade begins at City Hall, 43 Broadway Newport RI. When: Saturday, March 17th at 11 a.m. Find your best green attire, keep your eyes open for leprechauns, and join in the revelry to celebrate St. Patrick's Day in Newport! Rain, snow, or shine. Call (401) 845-9123 or (800) 976-5122 or email JBailey@GoNewport.com for more specific information.   The 56th Annual Newport, Rhode Island Saint Patrick's Day Parade will be held, rain, snow, or shine, on Saturday, March 17th 2012.  It will begin promptly at 11:00am from Newport City Hall and will proceed to Carroll Avenue at Saint Augustin’s Church in the heart of the Fifth Ward.  The parade this year is estimated to last 2 hours and will include 7 Pi...
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By Liz Moras Migic, Chilliwack, British Columbia - Realtor
After leaving New York - Our next stop was Newport, Rhode Island. By the turn of the 20th century, many of the nation's wealthiest families were summering in Newport, in their gorgeous "cottages", such  asThe Breakers, Belcourt Castle, The Elms, Marble House and Rosecliff.  The Astors and the Vanderbilts came for a brief social season  and to escapte they heat, and entertained in these grand, gilded mansions with elaborate receiving, dining, music and ballrooms, but strangely enough with few bedrooms, since the guests were expected to have cottages of their own! :-) The social scene at Newport is described in one of my favorite books, Edith Wharton's the Age of Innocence. With an amazing coastline Newport harbor is filled with all sorts of boats and is known s the sailing capital of the...
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By Kathleen Ann Pacheco-Corbett, Realtor, RI-MA, CEBA, Master, e-Pro, ABR, ABRM, GR
((FIRST Exclusive Buyer's Office Providence-RI) )
    Newport Beach, RHODE ISLAND  was recognized on a national level and made the top list for Travel and Leisure magazine for August 2010 as one of "America's Most Beautiful Coastal Views" Rhode Island is called the Ocean State, and for a very good reason. Rhode Island, called the Ocean State, ranks our 50th state, and comprises 1,545 square miles. However, if you exclude the area of Narragansett Bay, the land mass (LAND AREA) of Rhode Island is 1,045 square miles. Land Area: 1,045 square miles Length of coastline: 40 miles Shoreline: 384 miles It distance North to South is 48miles and East to West  37 miles. As a native Rhode Islander, I am surrounded by the waterfront beauty that surrounds our littlest state of the union,  its beaches, its cliffs, and remarkable gorgeous sunsets. Thin...
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By Ginny Gorman, Homes for Sale in Southern RI and beyond
(RI Real Estate Services ~ 401-529-7849~ RI Waterfront Real Estate)
Wine tastings abound around the country but we have the first Wine Tasting experience at the Newport RI Winefest at the Newport Yachting Center August 20-22nd 2010. This is purported to be the largest ever outdoor wine festival in New England.  All the fruitful labors of the past season have been bottled up and are ready to be shared at this Newport RI event.  The sommeliers are out in force to taste what local vineyards such as Sakonnet Vineyards, Newport Vineyards and Greenvale Vineyards all of RI fame have to offer from their new vintages.  Newport RI has so much to offer and has already this summer so this event is another highlight to the summer season. Be prepared to enjoy both food and wine here because many celebrity chefs will be cooking up a great Newport storm of tasty deligh...
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By Arthur Chapman
(William Raveis)
Newport, RI - Single Family December, 2009     Prices Median price in December was $485,000. This is up 27.0% from $382,000 in December of 2008. Average sale price (most recent 3 months) is $594,265, down substantially from $770,370 in 2008. Inventory Inventory is 152, up a bit from 140 in 2008. New listings of 11 in December were down substantially from 24 in November and down moderately from 12 in December of 2008. Market Time Days on market of 119 in December was down considerably from 185 in November but up substantially from 92 in December of 2008. Months of supply in December moved down to 11.8 from 13.0 in November.  
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Newport RI Single Family Homes Market Activity - YTD (11/30/2009) There were 138 Newport RI Real Estate homes sold YTD in 2009 with an average sales price of $804,608 and an average days on market of 133. The selling range was a low of $285,000 and a high of $6,510,000.  As of November 30th, there were 123 homes active on the market, with an average listing price of $1,470,153 and an average DOM of 211 days.  There were 23 homes under contract with an average list price of $421,707 and an average DOM of 138 days. Newport RI Real Estate - Community, relocation and school information with town demographics. Newport RI Foreclosures - Obtain a list of foreclosed and bank owned real estate and short sales. Newport RI MLS Search - View all listings in the statewide MLS. Newport RI Condo - Sea...
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By Mirela Monte, Myrtle Beach Real Estate
(Buyers' Choice Realty)
Cliffwalk in Newport, Rhode Island:  The Walk of a Lifetime   To call it beautiful, majestic, enchanting, mesmerizing, unique, breathtaking, will still not do it justice.  To call it the most beautiful walk of my life... somehow that describes it.   As the sun was setting on the cliffs of Rhode Island, bathing the gilded age mansions with an ephemeral surrealism, I could not believe I was as lucky as this:  to see such grandeur is almost humbling.  Where God meets man is an apt description for what I was looking at.    The 3.5 mile walk is a public right-of-way over private property. In spots just a couple of feet from the path are abrupt drops of over 70 feet. Wild bushes and weeds often hide this danger.  On one side - the perilous cliffs, on the other, the gilded age mansions.  You e...
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By Tim Lamont
(CBRB - New England)
It seems the bad news concerning the housing and mortgage markets far outweighs the good.  However, the impression I get is that's mainly due to the coverage choices the various news sources make.  Bad news sells, so they report more bad news. Finally, here is an articlefrom the Providence Journal that shows a bit of good news.  Granted, the price ranges discussed dont apply to most people, but at least the "feel" of the article is positive.
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By Karen Hurst, Rhode Island Waterfront!
(RICOASTALLIVING.COM)
  Sunday the Tall Ships paraded around Prudence Island passing by the Jamestown Bridge. I was lucky enough to have a front row seat on our good friends boat. Starting out on our trip with mimosas for the ride, we set up on the stern with food and drinks, soaking up the sun. Peggy, our hostess, served a muffaretto, which is like an Italian grinder on French bread with a New Orleans dressing. Delicious!  We had left a little early to set anchor in a comfortable spot, from which we had a 360 view of the Jamestown Bridge, Jamestown, Prudence Island, Newport  and the Tall Ships as they passed behind the Island and then forwarded on to Newport.. We were not close enough to hear the Marching Bands on some of the Tall Ship Decks, but could hear bits of the music drifting over the water. The da...
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