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Fairfield at St James Owners Your Condo is Needed

January 23, 2026/in Uncategorized /by expert

Your condo is needed in Fairfield at St. James, in Suffolk County Long Island, especially if you have one with a garage!

Buyers are actively searching for condos in this community, and inventory is very limited.

Whether your condo is original, updated, or ready for a refresh, it could be exactly what someone has been waiting for. Many buyers love Fairfield at St James lifestyle, location, and amenities but have few options to choose from. If you’ve been thinking about selling, now may be the perfect time to explore your options.

Let’s talk and see how we can make this happen for you in Fairfield at St. James!

Lawrence and Sheila Agranoff, REALTORS®

Cell: 631-805-4400

Charles Rutenberg Realty
255 Executive Drive
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Plainview, NY 11803

Cell: 631-805-4400

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Lawrence “Larry” and Sheila Agranoff, REALTORS® help buyers and sellers navigate the Long Island real estate process with confidence and peace of mind. From first time buyers to those downsizing or relocating, we guide each step with experience, insight, and a thoughtful approach focused on what matters most to you.

We work with a wide range of properties, including single family homes, condos, townhouses, new construction, and distinctive residences. Our marketing is designed specifically for Long Island, and we take the time to understand each community we work in. Every move matters, and we never lose sight of the personal side of the process.