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In 2021, though COVID waves came and went, buyers were more clear and patient regarding their real estate goals, while the majority of Hamptons property owners clung to their homes for dear life.
As 2021 comes to a close, Hamptons real estate activity remains busy, with the number of contracts signed overall outpacing the number of new listings coming on the market on a weekly basis, a trend that has been typical through much of 2021...
The market is quickly returning to normal market activity levels. Today’s buyers will wait for the right property to list for sale. However, inventory supply remains historically low and...
Though the two were quarantined away from each other for a year, the relationship between New York and Southern Florida is thriving.
New listings, contracts signed and sold listings declined from June to July 2021 and listing supply decreased slightly by 0.7% going into August 2021.
Move aside, Los Angeles. Shove over, Hamptons and Greenwich. There’s a luxury real estate market even more torrid than any of you: welcome to South Florida, 2021.
New listings that came on the market increased slightly in May compared to April and have been on an upward trend since the beginning of the year.
As the 2020 season drew to a close, Hamptons’ buyers, sellers and agents were all eager to learn where the market would head in 2021.
By now we all know what a banner year 2020 was for real estate on the South Fork. For those who may have missed it, 2020 registered almost twice as much volume of property transacted as 2019 and 2018 combined.
The Hamptons real estate market remains strong with many buyers choosing to make the East End their primary home...