New real estate transfers here.
On any given morning, vehicles bump forward slowly through trade-parade traffic on Montauk Highway, at least half of them service trucks and vans. This is how the army of tradespeople who uphold the facade of the Hamptons arrives to build and service huge houses and maintain pristine pools and landscaping.
The latest South Fork real estate transactions, dutifully reported.
Amanda Calabrese, an East Hampton native and former lifeguard at Ditch Plain and Indian Wells Beaches, with her friend Greta Meyer, has disrupted the female hygiene industry so prominently that they have been named to the Forbes 30 Under 30 list for 2023.
The movers, the shakers, the millions: It’s the Hamptons real estate report.
East Hampton Town is a place of both abundance and scarcity, an extreme example of the widening gap between rich and poor. But a new initiative, Hamptons Pantry Pickup, aims to connect the two, in a sense, while simultaneously reducing waste and providing for those in need.
Watch the millions move. Though someone in Springs did nab a property for an only-in-the-Hamptons modest three-quarters of a mil.
From East Hampton to Southampton — over two dozen L.L.C. transactions.
Seven million here, 13 million there — it’s the week in Hamptons real estate.
It was a week without bombast among home buys on the South Fork from the spring.
Do IV vitamin drips really boost your immune system and improve your looks? Our writer went to the NutriDrip IV Lounge at Gurney’s to find out, and her report gives the skinny on this wellness craze.
The Leonard Frisbie store in East Hampton features casual, stylish menswear, responsibly sourced and manufactured, and at surprisingly reasonable prices.
It was a relatively quiet week in Hamptons real estate, just some millions hither and yon.
Houses in the Hamptons: They ain’t cheap! Check out the latest transactions here . . .
A new mixed-use proposal for the Amagansett Historic District, centering on a 112-spot parking lot, was unanimously panned last week at a meeting of the East Hampton Town Planning Board.
Montauk’s Westlake Marina, a family-owned and operated business for nearly 60 years, has been sold to Hildreth Real Estate Advisors, which according to the Traded NY platform paid $14 million. In Amagansett, Hildreth Real Estate Advisors previously acquired the 136 Main Street and contiguous 11 Indian Wells Highway parcels in Amagansett’s commercial district.
A Farrell purchase in Bridgehampton for over $24 million leads off the real estate report this week.
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