About Jeannine Kowaleski

Bio

Jeannine Kowaleski is a Long Island based real estate advisor centering on the North Fork, South Fork, and Hamptons markets. Known for her strategic mindset and composed, client-first approach, she represents buyers, sellers, and investors throughout the East End's most desirable coastal communities. With a professional background in mortgage and title services, along with years of residential real estate experience, she brings a comprehensive understanding of the full transaction lifecycle. From valuation and offer strategy to financing structure and closing execution, she anticipates complexities before they arise protecting her clients leverage and ensuring a seamless process. Based in Remsenburg, Jeannine offers hyper-local market intelligence across coastal properties, luxury second homes, and seasonal residences. She is increasingly sought after for her thoughtful strategy, disciplined negotiation style, and meticulous preparation. Much of her business is built on repeat and referral clients- a reflection of the trust, discretion, and consistent results she delivers. Jeannine approaches real estate as a trusted advisor not simply a transaction facilitator. In competitive East End markets, success requires foresight, discretion, and intelligent positioning. As part of William Raveis Real Estate, Jeannine combines boutique-level attention with the strength and reach of a nationally recognized luxury brokerage offering her clients both personal advocacy and powerful market exposure. She works closely with a select clientele who value preparation, discretion, and well-executed strategy ensuring every transaction is handled with precision and care. Whether guiding a first-time Hamptons buyer or representing the sale of a legacy property, her objective remains consistent: to simplify the experience, eliminate uncertainty, and deliver results without pressure or surprises.

Community Involvement

Deeply committed to animal welfare, Jeannine actively supports the Southampton Animal Shelter Foundation, through advocacy and providing a forever home to their rescues as a multi-time adopter. Please read this important information for buyers looking to purchase a home on the North or South Fork The Peconic Bay Community Preservation Fund (CPF) is a dedicated program in Suffolk County, New York, established to protect and preserve the region's unique natural and cultural resources. Here's an overview of its purpose, funding mechanism, and impact: 🌊 Purpose and Goals The CPF was created to safeguard the Peconic Bay region's open spaces, agricultural lands, historic sites, and water quality. The fund supports initiatives that: Preserve open space and farmland Protect water quality and natural habitats Maintain historic sites and structures Support community recreation and access to nature 💰 Funding Mechanism The CPF is primarily funded through a 2% or 2.5% real estate transfer tax levied on property sales within the five East End towns of Suffolk County: Southampton, East Hampton, Riverhead, Southold, and Shelter Island. This tax applies to the sale of real property and is collected at the time of closing. The revenue generated is then allocated to the CPF for use in preservation projects. The following is a breakdown by township with exemptions: SOUTHAMPTON,EAST HAMPTON,SHELTER ISLAND: 2.5% tax~~$400,000 exemption on improved land~~$100,000 exemption on vacant land. No exemption on conveyance $2,000,000.00 or greater RIVERHEAD: 2% tax~~$150,000 exemption on improved land~~$75,000 exemption on vacant land SOUTHOLD: 2.5% tax~~$200,000 exemption on improved land~~ $75000 exemption on vacant land