The Glass House in East Hampton, engineered by Jeff Smilow, the structural genius behind One World Trade Center, is back on the market.
A traditional in Amagansett home comes with plenty of bells and whistles, including a putting green with a sand trap, all close to top golf clubs.
A recently reimagined 19th century North Fork farmhouse in Southold is asking $2,699,000. Deborah Kusa of Douglas Elliman has the listing.
Busy South Florida agents provide a forecast of market conditions in the Palm Beach area, and if the first few weeks of the new year have been any indication it will be a busy one.
Home renovations can increase resale value and outfit spaces to make them more accommodating to residents. Homeowners interested in remodeling projects understand that such undertakings are often a lengthy process. But the time spent waiting often is well worth it when the work is done, and the finished product looks just as homeowners imagined. Depending…
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Kitchens have long been characterized as the busiest room in a home. Kitchens are where meals are prepared and cooked, but they also tend to be gathering spaces where families connect at the end of a day and where guests congregate during holiday celebrations and birthday parties. All that time in the kitchen makes these…
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What’s in their forecast for the New York City market? For those who just keep their finger on the real estate pulse, read more to find out.
Bill Raveis, the founder and CEO of William Raveis Real Estate, led a merger of his family-owned brokerage with Town & Country Real Estate.
The Hedges Inn, an iconic East Hampton mainstay, will soon have new owners: Andrew and Sarah Wetenhall of The Colony Hotel in Palm Beach.
Find out what top agents are predicting is in store for the Hamptons and the North Fork now that the new year has arrived.