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Ocean City Real Estate Market

I have no interest in owning real estate in Ocean City but at times I look around the real estate websites to see what I can learn about markets in different areas. When I looked at OC I was surprised at the asking prices. Virtually nothing under $250k. The upper 200s might get you a 1/1 or 2/1 in an older bayside building with no pool or other amenities. Into the 300s opens up small units in pool buildings. 400k and up to be in a nicer building or closer to the beach. Half million and up for most units larger than 2/2. Not the kind of prices I would have expected for a place people call Glen Burnie by the Sea.
 
Doesn’t seem like there are many takers. Over 500 active listings in OC, many of them active over 90 and 120 days, presumably with more to come after the summer rental season. I assume the flood of inventory is a mixture of Covid era buyers who figured out owning a vacation rental isn’t what they expected and boomers aging out of ownership.
 
I’m not here to make predictions, but it doesn’t seem this inventory glut will be cleared anytime soon by selling these properties off one by one to mom and pop investors, as would have been the case in the past. What do people think might happen with the many, many unsold condos of OC?

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u/CalmHistory443 — 6 days ago

Visiting Jupiter Next Week - Things to do Weekday Daytimes?

48M single dad here. I'll be visiting next week with my two kids who will be in a camp during the daytime. Will have free time between 10-3 each weekday and don't want to just spend all my free time sitting on the beach. I love kayaking, boating, learning to fly small planes, snorkeling, visiting historic sites. Not a great fisherman but happy to accompany on fishing trips. Not a golfer. Any recommendations for things to do? Anyone free and need an activity partner? 

Also would be happy to meet up with other families with kids weekday evenings or on the weekend of 8/8-8/9.

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u/CalmHistory443 — 21 days ago

Sail 200!

Found in my kitchen last night from the bicentennial. Four of the seven visiting ships shown on the tray came back to Baltimore last weekend.

u/CalmHistory443 — 2 months ago