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Selling Your Home in Newport, Rhode Island
The Newport market operates on multiple levels. There are year-round residents, seasonal buyers, investors converting properties to short-term rentals, and the historic preservation community that treats every transaction with institutional care. Pricing in Newport requires understanding which segment a property appeals to and positioning accordingly.
John Long has completed dozens of transactions across Newport's neighborhoods — from the Point to Broadway to Bellevue Avenue. The team's seller-focused approach is well suited to a market where presentation, timing, and pricing precision determine whether a property moves in weeks or lingers for months.

Why John Long
The team's practice is built around seller representation. John Long also works with buyers through referrals, repeat clients, and sellers transitioning to their next home. John Long has completed nearly 200 transactions across Rhode Island and southeastern Massachusetts since 2013, earning over 100 five-star reviews.
Every listing benefits from the team's systems-driven approach: data-informed pricing, professional presentation, and a first-principles strategy built around each property's unique position in the market.
SCHEDULE A CONSULTATIONKnow the Area
SCHOOLS
Pell Elementary and Thompson Middle School feed into Rogers High School. Salve Regina University anchors the south end of town. Private options include St. George's School in nearby Middletown and Rocky Hill School. The public schools serve a socioeconomically diverse student body, which is part of Newport's broader character.
CHARACTER
There are two Newports. The tourist waterfront — Thames Street, Cliff Walk, the mansions — is what most people picture. The year-round neighborhoods are different: Broadway's restaurant corridor, the Fifth Ward's tight-knit community, the North End's more affordable housing stock. Downtown is dense and walkable. The cost of living is high across the board, and parking is a constant constraint.
MARKET CONTEXT
Newport carries the highest median prices in the area. Condos and historic homes dominate the inventory. Lot sizes are small, and new construction is rare within city limits. The seasonal rental market is significant — many properties generate short-term rental income that affects pricing calculations. Sellers need to understand whether their buyer is a year-round resident, a seasonal owner, or an investor, because each segment values different things.