McCullough Vineyard, an established vineyard and an integral part of the North Fork wine industry, is up for grabs, ready for the next generation.
Over in Greenport, there’s a real estate opportunity for a buyer with vision as a waterfront parcel with an existing dock has come to market.
High-ranked North Fork agent Alexis Meadows joins the top-producing Michael Lorber Team at Douglas Elliman.
Engel & Völkers, a global luxury real estate brand, has entered the North Fork real estate market with the acquisition of NOFO Real Estate.
A much-publicized March 15 settlement of an antitrust lawsuit brought against the National Association of Realtors (NAR), a powerful industry trade group, has left East End brokers, home buyers and sellers with more questions than answers as they struggle to figure out what it all means.
To many, Enterprise Park at Calverton, or EPCAL, is synonymous with a struggle to make things happen, dreams deferred or even derailed. And yet, there is a second side to this story. There have been some noteworthy developments at EPCAL recently and over the years, although at least so far not in the most high-profile chunk of that massive 2,900-acre property acquired from the U.S. Navy in 1998. The efforts to develop a 1,600-acre chunk of EPCAL both stalled and remain stuck in ongoing litigation, but despite that stalemate, other projects have been moving ahead. And other portions of EPCAL…
Sephora, a multinational retailer of personal care and beauty products, recently opened its doors in the Riverhead Centre.
The East End often makes headlines because of its residential sales, but commercial transactions can shape the economy and the community.
As part of the Peconic Land Trust’s Farms for the Future Initiative, farmers were able to purchase nearly 40 acres of farmland in Cutchogue. The Peconic Land Trust and Mattituck Farm Holdings, owned by the Bacon Family Trust, announced the purchase of more than 150 acres on seven separate parcels within the Oregon Road farm…
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As The Enclaves — a $4.9 million hotel resort complex proposed for Southold — nears the final planning stages before construction can begin, a key agency is seeking the public input. The Suffolk County Industrial Development Agency is accepting public comments on a tentatively approved $2.7 million tax break that developer Jonathan Tibett is seeking to help mitigate rising costs of the project since it was initially proposed nearly a decade ago. “Discounted, or entirely lost, among all the press and statements from the local opposition is the fact that the project will generate far more tax revenue, both sales…
