Huntington · Relocation

Relocating to Huntington, with locals on your side

Relocation Certified help for anyone moving to Long Island, whether from the city or across the country.

What you get when relocating to Huntington

Relocating to Huntington means making one of the biggest decisions of your life about a place you may have only visited on a weekend. You can see listings online. What you cannot see from a screen is how a street feels on a weekday evening, how far the village really is on foot, or which side of town a given school district covers.

What you get from us is that local knowledge before you arrive. We live in Huntington Village. We help you narrow the search remotely, make your trips count, and buy with confidence even if you only have a few days on the ground.

Why people relocating to Huntington choose The Vogler Team

We are Mark Vogler and Gina DeMaio, The Vogler Team at Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Laffey International Realty, at 315 Main St in Huntington. We are Relocation Certified and North-East Global Relocation Ambassadors, and we work with relocation referrals through our brokerage's relocation department, including corporate moves.

We see a lot of transfers into Huntington, and many buyers come out from the city looking for a little city energy without the chaos. We made a move ourselves when we came to the village about six years ago, so we remember what it is like to learn a new town.

Mark's 30 years in construction helps most when you cannot be there for every showing. He will tell you what he sees in a house on a video walk-through, so you are not flying in to look at something that was never going to work.

Our relocation process for Huntington, what to expect

We start with a consultation by phone or video. We talk about your work, your commute, your timeline and what you want in a home, then match that to parts of the Town of Huntington that fit. The full approach is in how we help you buy.

Next, financing. We connect you with two or three vetted lenders, which matters even more when you are coordinating a move and possibly a sale somewhere else. See getting ready before you tour.

Then we preview for you. Before you fly in or drive out, we tour homes, send video, and give you our read on each one. When you arrive, your showing schedule is already narrowed to houses worth your time.

Finally, we manage the deal from a distance when we need to. Long Island closings run through attorneys, and we keep your attorney, lender and inspector coordinated so you are not managing it from another state. That is covered in from accepted offer to closing.

Local context: getting to know Huntington

Huntington is a hamlet in the Town of Huntington on the North Shore of Suffolk County. The village centers on Main Street and New York Avenue, with restaurants, shops, the Cinema Arts Centre and the Paramount. Heckscher Park, Huntington Harbor and the Huntington Yacht Club are close by, and there is always something on the community calendar.

For commuters, the Huntington LIRR station is on the Port Jefferson Branch. Northport Village sits to the east and Cold Spring Harbor to the west, and many people relocating tour both edges. Homes here are varied: historic houses, craftsman-style homes, cottages and bungalows, many expanded over time.

Not sure Huntington is the one? Compare buying in Northport, the more laid-back harbor village next door, or see buying a home in Huntington for a closer look at the search.

Making the most of a short visit to Huntington

When you only have a few days to see Huntington, we plan the trip with you. A good first visit includes a walk along Main Street and New York Avenue at dinnertime, a look at Huntington Harbor, and a drive through the different parts of town so you can feel the difference between living close to the village and living farther out.

We also suggest a trial commute. If you will work in the city, ride the LIRR from the Huntington station at the hour you would actually travel. If you will drive, try the drive at rush hour.

Then the showings. Because we have already previewed homes and sent you video, your visit can focus on the handful worth seeing. If one is a strong contender, we walk it with you, and Mark shares what he sees, and we talk through an offer before you head home. Many relocating buyers leave their first or second trip with a house under contract.

Buying in Huntington when you cannot be here every weekend

Most people relocating to Huntington are juggling a job change, a lease end date and a move all at once, and they cannot fly in every time a house comes up. We set things up so you do not have to. Before any showing, we hold a real consultation by phone or video to learn what you actually need: the kind of house, how close to the village you want to be, how you will get around, and what you are willing to trade. From there, we preview homes for you, walk through them on video when you cannot be here, and tell you plainly what the camera does not show, like a busy road, a steep driveway or a basement that smells damp.

When you do visit, we plan the days around what matters most to you, so you see the right houses and spend real time on Main Street and New York Avenue, around Heckscher Park and down by the harbor. Many of the people who move here come from the city and want a little of that energy without the chaos, and the village has more going on than most people expect, from the Cinema Arts Centre and the Paramount to community events and parades through the year. We also give you two or three vetted names each for lenders, attorneys and inspectors, so you can build your local team quickly without guessing.

We also stay with you after you find the house. Because many relocations run on a company timeline, we keep the inspection, the attorneys and the lender moving on schedule and give you a plain update every week, so nothing stalls while you are still packing up somewhere else. You always know what is done, what is next and what we need from you.

Plan your move to Huntington

Call (631) 796-1443 or schedule a relocation consultation. We will start planning before you ever pack a box. Read more about relocating to Long Island with us or explore Huntington.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I buy a house in Huntington without being there for every showing?

Yes. We preview homes for you, send video walk-throughs with Mark's read on condition, and narrow your list so your in-person visits count. Many relocating buyers only see their final few homes in person.

Do you work with corporate relocation companies?

Yes. We are Relocation Certified and work with relocation referrals through Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Laffey International Realty's relocation department.

How do people commute from Huntington to Manhattan?

Many use the Long Island Rail Road from the Huntington station on the Port Jefferson Branch. We suggest trying your actual commute once before you buy, since it depends on your workplace and schedule.

What is the difference between Huntington and the villages around it?

Huntington is the busier village with more dining and entertainment. Northport, to the east, is more laid-back and harbor-focused, and Cold Spring Harbor sits to the west. We can tour all three with you.

Huntington

What relocation looks like in Huntington

Huntington, in the Town of Huntington, Suffolk County.

The homes
A real mix in and around the village: very old historic homes, craftsman-style homes, cottages and bungalows, many of them expanded over the years.
Why people choose it
People come for village life: Main Street and New York Avenue, the restaurants and shops, the Cinema Arts Centre and the Paramount, and something on the community calendar for nearly every occasion. Plenty of buyers relocating from the city choose it for a little city energy without the chaos.
Nearby
Huntington Village's Main Street and New York Avenue, the Paramount, the Cinema Arts Centre, Heckscher Park, Huntington Harbor and the Huntington Yacht Club, with Northport Village and Cold Spring Harbor on either side.
The trade-off
Huntington is the livelier, more happening village. Northport, next door, is just as beautiful but more laid-back, with more of a boating-and-beach pace.
Mark Vogler and Gina DeMaio
Mark & Gina

Your next chapterdeserves a better plan.

Whether you're ready to sell now or just starting to think about what's next, the earlier we talk, the more options you'll have. Let's make your next move a smart one.

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