A summer without air conditioning means you’ll be spending an inordinate amount of time at bowling alleys or movie theaters. 

In this week’s market update, Hamptons Market Data looks at how buyer sentiments are changing in this still strong real estate market.

Meghan and Harry, can you hear me? Behind the gates of a four-acre property o the Quiogue peninsula, down a long driveway, just past the motor court, sits a home with 22,000 square feet of living space surrounded by well- landscaped grounds.

New doesn’t always mean better. Distinctive vintage and antique furnishings offer an inherent level quality and history, but a growing number of East End aesthetes are now looking to take that stalwart and storied character of the old and make it extraordinary and new.

Edward J. Seisdedos of Compass is ranked in the top 1% of Manhattan brokers, having completed over $100 million in recent sales in the ultra-luxury New York City market.

Among the most breathtaking properties being sold on the East End is a traditional Hamptons home overlooking Peconic Bay.

The Plum Cottage in Bridgehampton, originally built in 1860 as the school headmaster’s home, is looking for a buyer.

A property currently operating as a Bed & Breakfast in Cutchogue could be your family’s new home.

The late Henry W. Koehler, one of the top sporting artists in the world, painted many of his equestrian paintings, for which he was known, in his studio in his quaint Southampton Village home.

Set on a 2.3-acre waterfront property, the home offers “old world charm” paired with modern amenities, according to the Douglas Elliman listing. Michaela Keszler is the broker.