Cape May

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Stone Harbor is awesome. But has turned over to mega-million dollars houses whose owners don’t need to rent out their house and prefer it to sit empty. (I’d do the same if I had the choice). So the little rental stock is increasingly dumpy. Used to be such a great town and vacation.

Just because you can no longer afford it doesn’t mean it still isn’t great.

Literally said “ Stone Harbor is awesome”. Stone Harbor is awesome.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Stone Harbor is awesome. But has turned over to mega-million dollars houses whose owners don’t need to rent out their house and prefer it to sit empty. (I’d do the same if I had the choice). So the little rental stock is increasingly dumpy. Used to be such a great town and vacation.

+1. We are here in SH (have a house - not one of the new crazy $$$ ones) and my understanding is that many of the newer huge homes are owned by developers/investment cos that use them to make $$$ rental income. More and more of the people we meet on the beach are in huge groups of multiple families who go in on a rental house and pay upwards of $15K a week (or more!). We’ve been coming here for 25 years and every summer now when we first arrive we look to see how many more of the old cute house have been razed in favor of huge mansions. And the owners of The Reeds are slowly taking over downtown. BUT it still has beautiful beaches and we’ll still keep coming because of that.

*And FWIW, when we take our young and teenage kids to the Boardwalk on occasion for rides, we go to Wildwood.

[Anonymous]

To the op - sell you on cape may? Just go to their website and decide.
Re stone harbor - there are cute motels and condos so it’s not just megamansions