2005-2010 Long Beach Island Home Sales By Nathan Colmer
2005-2010 LBI Real Estate Home Sales by Nathan Colmer
The years from 2005 through 2010 represented one of the most dynamic and challenging periods in modern real estate history. This timeframe spanned the height of the housing market, the financial crisis of 2008, and the subsequent market correction that impacted coastal real estate markets across the country—including Long Beach Island.
During the earlier part of this period, LBI saw strong pricing and demand, particularly for oceanfront and oceanblock properties. However, as the national housing market shifted, buyer behavior changed significantly. By 2008–2010, pricing adjusted downward, inventory levels increased, and transactions became more negotiation-driven.
This environment required adaptability, persistence, and a growing understanding of market cycles. It was during this period that Nathan Colmer began building his real estate foundation, gaining hands-on experience in both strong and declining market conditions—experience that would become a key advantage in later years.
LBI NJ Home Sales by Year | Nathan Colmer Real Estate Track Record
Between 2005 and 2010, Nathan Colmer closed 19 transaction sides totaling approximately $13.3 million in sales volume across Long Beach Island and surrounding coastal markets. This total includes co-op transactions counted on both sides.
Key Highlights for Nathan Colmer's Long Beach Island Real Estate Sales Between 2005 and 2010:
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19 transaction sides (including co-op double counting)
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~$13.3 million in total sales volume
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Sales ranging from $200,000 to over $1.2 million
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Experience across pre-recession, recession, and recovery market conditions
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Activity concentrated in Long Beach Township, Surf City, Ship Bottom, Beach Haven, and surrounding towns
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Early career exposure to pricing shifts, buyer negotiations, and changing demand cycles
These results reflect a foundational period of growth, where market knowledge and real-world experience were built across a wide range of conditions.
Nathan Colmer's 2005-2010 Long Beach Island Real Estate Production
19 Buyer and Seller Transactions
$13,317,000 in Total Sales Volume
Nathan Comer's Long Beach Island Real Estate Sales Transactions Between 2005 and 2010
LBI New Jersey Real Estate
Buyer’s Represented in LBI Transactions
Nathan represented buyers navigating both rising and declining market conditions, identifying opportunities and long-term value:
MLS NJOC281248 – 39 California Ave, Long Beach Township – Sold for $595,000 - Bayside Single-Family Home
MLS NJOC278136 – 15 32nd St, Long Beach Township – Sold for $650,000 - Oceanside Single-Family Home
MLS NJOC283576 – 4 Susan Ave, Long Beach Township – Sold for $759,000 - Bayside Single-Family Home
MLS NJOC284670 – 124 Sand Dune Ln, Long Beach Township – Sold for $1,125,000 - Oceanside Single-Family
HomeMLS NJOC286006 – 105 Jeanette Ave, Long Beach Township – Sold for $995,000 - Bayside Single-Family Home
MLS NJOC287076 – 11 Hollybanks Ln, Long Beach Township – Sold for $849,000 - Bayside Single-Family Home
MLS NJOC287696 – 17 Wyoming Ave, Long Beach Township – Sold for $659,000 - Bayside Single-Family Home
Seller’s Represented in LBI Transactions
Nathan also represented sellers, helping position properties through varying market phases:
MLS NJOC268838 – 13 Beck Ave, Long Beach Township – Sold for $550,000 - Bayside Single-Family Home
MLS NJOC224052 – 3001 Long Beach Blvd, Long Beach Township – Sold for $499,500 - Oceanside Single-Family Home
MLS NJOC269082 – 19 Ramapo Ln, Long Beach Township – Sold for $549,000 - Bayside Single-Family Home
MLS NJOC271214 – 15 Pennsylvania Ave, Long Beach Township – Sold for $645,000 - Oceanside Single-Family Home
MLS NJOC272380 – 21 Mermaid Ln, Long Beach Township – Sold for $629,900 - Oceanside Single-Family Home
MLS NJOC276328 – 5112B Long Beach Blvd, Long Beach Township – Sold for $1,294,000 - Bayside Single-Family Home
The 2005–2010 period on Long Beach Island was defined by significant shifts in pricing and buyer behavior. Early in the cycle, demand was strong, and pricing reached peak levels, particularly for waterfront and premium properties.
Following the financial crisis, the market entered a correction phase. Prices adjusted, days on market increased, and buyers gained stronger negotiating power. Many transactions required flexibility, creative deal structuring, and a clear understanding of underlying property value.
This environment provided critical experience in navigating both rising and declining markets—something that would prove invaluable in the years to come. Working through changing conditions reinforced the importance of pricing strategy, timing, and understanding buyer psychology.
Nathan Colmer’s activity during this period reflects the early development of a real estate career grounded in real-world experience, adaptability, and exposure to multiple market cycles.
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The 2005–2010 market cycle was one of the most important learning periods in Long Beach Island real estate for Nathan Colmer. It provided insight into how markets shift, how value is created, and how successful transactions are completed under varying conditions.
Nathan Colmer’s results during this time represent the foundation of a long-term track record built on experience, consistency, and a deep understanding of the LBI real estate market.
Experience across multiple market cycles is one of the most valuable assets when buying or selling real estate—especially in a coastal market like Long Beach Island. Nathan Colmer combines early market experience with years of continued success to help clients navigate today’s opportunities with confidence.
