<p>Several housing developments have dropped their prices or thrown in enough incentives that units are -- finally -- selling. One is The Villages West at Huntington in Melville, where there's been a 5- to 10 percent price reduction on the single-family homes and town houses there. Where are the other hot developments? Click <a href="http://www.newsday.com/classifieds/real-estate/li-developments-with-lots-of-extras-1.2047860">here</a>.</p>

Several housing developments have dropped their prices or thrown in enough incentives that units are -- finally -- selling. One is The Villages West at Huntington in Melville, where there's been a 5- to 10 percent price reduction on the single-family homes and town houses there. Where are the other hot developments? Click here.

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