Follow us

LATEST NEWS

The Goods – A vacant lot of this magnitude on Gin Lane rarely hits the public market, and when it does, it creates a stir in the Hamptons’ real estate community. Formerly belonging to the Wooldon Manor Estate, with past owners such as ...
Compass, a technology-driven luxury real estate platform, announces that Team Petrie, led by top broker Ed Petrie,
After being fired from The Creeks, Ron Perelman’s sprawling 57 acre Wainscott estate, the billionaire’s butler went on a $9,000 spending spree using several of the household’s credit cards. His revenge went wrong when he was caught and landed in court on a grand larceny charge.
Coastal Living, Time Inc.’s veteran magazine, which bills itself as “the best in coastal style, travel, and food,” will be hosting its first ever Hamptons’ show house in June at 272 Brick Kiln Road in Bridgehampton.
2015 was a strong year for Hamptons real estate and 2016 is off to an even better start. Most high-end rentals are already rented for the season. Mid-markets are very active and new construction is robust. Demand is high, inventory is diminishing, and prices are heading up. The Spring is anticipated to be a very busy season in the Hamptons...
HRES: You have been with Town & Country for some time now as Executive Sales Manager. You are a top producer, and your office is very successful; how do you do it? GS: Well, I was very fortunate that when I came on board almost three years ago I inherited a great group of seasoned professionals and combined with their expertise and my 32 years of experience it was simply a winning combination! We have added considerably more agents since my arrival.
As we welcome in 2016, Sandy Gallin’s 466 Further Lane “will welcome in a new owner this year”, predicts listing broker Linda Haugevik, of Douglas Elliman.
Overall, 2015 was a strong year for real estate in the Hamptons. With new construction and waterfront in high demand, prices rising, and interest rates still low, it was a very active year for Hamptons real estate. As 2016 unfolds, predictions are for another great year as demand increases, inventory shrinks, and the Hamptons remains a popular destination spot.
Having been marketed for $85 million, the 30.4-acre Montauk estate Eothen, AKA the Warhol Estate, is in contract to be sold to Adam Lindemann, a billionaire art collector with a gallery on Madison Avenue. While the price has not been divulged, scuttlebutt has it at circa $50 million.
One of the most promising trends in Hamptons’ real estate is that savvy owners are embracing the history of their homes while giving them extreme modern makeovers. Here is the first in a series about such hybrid habitats.