Buy a home at the beach. The Delaware coast is closer — and more attainable — than you think.
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The Parker Group has been selling the Delaware coast since 2015.
When Dustin and Rachel Parker traded their teaching careers for real estate, they brought something the industry rarely sees — a genuine commitment to education, honesty, and community. As a ninth-generation Sussex County native, Dustin knows these beach towns not as a market, but as home.
From the boardwalk in Rehoboth to the canal-side streets of Lewes, our agents don't just sell at the Delaware beaches — they live here, eat here, and raise families here. That's the difference between a transaction and a relationship.
With nearly 60 agents across Sussex County, we have the local expertise and market reach to find your happy place at the shore.
Restaurants, parks, shops, and hidden gems our agents know and love — from Lewes to Fenwick Island
Delaware's beach towns offer a combination of natural beauty, financial advantage, and community that's nearly impossible to find elsewhere on the East Coast.
The most walkable, most celebrated, and most sought-after address on the Delaware coast.
Rehoboth Beach packs more into one mile of boardwalk than most beach towns have to offer in their entirety. A walkable downtown filled with year-round restaurants, boutiques, and nightlife gives the city an energy that doesn't shut down after Labor Day.
From the iconic Funland arcade to the James Beard-recognized dining scene anchored by Dogfish Head, Rehoboth is a city that rewards its residents in every season.
Our agents live and work in these communities — here's what they love about calling the Delaware coast home.
Delaware's first city. A historic downtown, a stunning state park, and a pace of life you won't find anywhere else on the coast.
Lewes is the kind of town that gets under your skin quietly. The Historic District preserves 18th-century architecture alongside independent shops, galleries, and the kind of farm-to-table dining scene that draws visitors from Philadelphia and DC on weekends.
Cape Henlopen State Park — free to Delaware residents — offers miles of hiking, bay swimming, a WWII observation tower, and bird migration routes that birders travel hundreds of miles to see. The Cape May-Lewes Ferry connects you to New Jersey in 85 minutes.
Straightforward answers to the questions we hear most from buyers exploring the Delaware coast.
Our Delaware beach specialists know every neighborhood, every block, and every listing before it hits the major search sites.
Agents who live, work, and sell at the Delaware coast — here’s why they love it.
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