Market trends and analysis
A $76.73 million oceanfront mansion, a $25 million purchase inside the Mar-a-Lago Security Zone, and a $20.45 million gut renovation highlight a fast start to the year on the island.
Sales of Hamptons properties listed at $20 million and above surged 59 percent year over year, with 90 deals closing above $10 million as the East End's top tier pulls further away from the broader market.
The Hamptons real estate story in early 2026 reads like a classic summer tide coming in strong and steady. Buyers and sellers alike have pushed local ...
There was a time when tennis in the Hamptons meant early morning matches at a country club or the occasional public court reservation squeezed in befo...
Southampton Town is temporarily easing its long standing short term rental restrictions in anticipation of the 2026 U.S. Open Golf Championship at Shi...
For more than two decades, this modest wooden bungalow perched on tall pilings stood defiantly over the waters of Napeague Harbor in Amagansett, a qui...
For the first time in a few years, the top end of the Hamptons real estate market feels decisively alive again. After a prolonged pause driven by hig...
The political landscape in New York City is subtly reshaping real estate dynamics in the Hamptons. As policy changes loom, wealthy buyers are reevaluating their residential strategies, with some turning to the East End as a potential haven. This trend reflects broader market responses to urban governance shifts.
