Friday, November 15
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In an area known for palatial abodes, it’s odd to note that several highend condominium developments are cropping up. Keith Green a broker at Halstead Property and head of sales at the new Harbor’s Edge in Sag Harbor, attributes the trend to the fact that “one baby boomer turns 65 every 7.6 seconds.” Having reached that certain age, the postwar generation no longer wants to be strapped to a typical Hamptons’ house where “it takes 11 to 15 people to maintain it.
The glorious days of autumn are upon us; summer heat and crowds are giving way to soft golden light and the celebration of the harvest season in farms and vineyards. For those of us lucky enough to be here in fall, there’s still plenty of color to be had in the landscape. Here are some great sources of color for fall landscapes.
This month’s cover property is a beautiful traditional home with a modern twist. We interviewed the builder Nick DeMarco of DeMarco Design & Development and his agent, Matthew Breitenbach of the Corcoran Group.
After a gorgeous and busy summer season in the Hamptons, the real estate market continues to be strong this fall. With activity in all areas of the market, new construction booming, waterfront properties hot, and multiple bidding wars, the fall season is expected to be very dynamic.
HRES had the great pleasure recently to interview Paul Brennan of Douglas Elliman, a seasoned veteran in real estate since 1979. Paul is notably fond of saying, “It’s not about me. It’s about being sensitive to the needs of my clients, whether they’re buying, selling, renting or investing in a property.”
Fifteen years ago, Tracy Squillante rolled out her mat for the first time at Yoga Shanti in Sag Harbor. The practice became the counterpoint to her frenetic life as director of HAMPTONS Magazine ...
Sag Harbor, once a thriving whaling port from the mid-18th to mid- 19th centuries, has gradually evolved into a bustling but quaint tourist town. First mentioned in Southampton Town records ...
Strategically positioned and named the new face of Douglas Elliman- Hampton Bays,Todd Bourgard is raising the real estate bar by setting new standards and expectations for his town. Recently ...
There are certain amenities that are obligatory in every high-end ($5 million and up) Hamptons’ home: En-suite bedroom-bathrooms, check. Wine cellar, of course. Home theater, naturally. Movie night for friends and family has become as requisite as dinner at Nick and Toni’s. And with the latest technology – a $35-thousand PRIMA Cinema Player – hosts have access to the latest film releases, even if they’re currently in theaters (though there’s an extra fee in that case). Heaven forbid that any South Fork homeowner’s view should be blocked by some big-haired person in the seat in front.