Flowers aren’t just for home and garden. Florists deliver fragrant arrangements to docks before boats head out on the water.

The median sold price increased again and so did the available supply.

Sag Harbor Village Board Takes First Peek At Affordable Housing Proposal [The Sag Harbor Express]
Residents to PSEG: ‘Not in Our Greenbelt’ [The East Hampton Star]
Shelter Island Feels Chic, Relaxed and Timeless [NYT]
Behemoth warehouse proposed for Middle Road to go before county planning commission July 6 [RiverheadLocal]
The Hamptons Covid-Era Buying Frenzy Is Officially Over [Bloomberg]
An East Hampton Renovation Fit for a Ship’s Captain [NYT]
Wainscott Commercial Center Still in Limbo [The East Hampton Star]
Town Board reconsiders allowing food waste-to-energy plant at EPCAL after pitch by developer [RiverheadLocal]
Truck Beach Was For Locals. Then the Oceanfront Homes Arrived. [NYT]
New ‘No’ to a Sewage Plant in Hither Woods [The East Hampton Star]
Downtown advisory committee prioritizes projects, considers funding from $10M grant [RiverheadLocal]
After lengthy meeting, hearing on Cutchogue Woods to be continued July 5 [The Suffolk Times]

A Montauk property owner has been issued dozens of tickets for violating the East Hampton Town rental registry law more than 50 times.

As Daniel Gale Sotheby’s International Realty is celebrating its centennial year in 2022, Pat Petersen and Deirdre O’Connell look back.

For Behind The Hedges in the Long Island Press, we asked top agents in Nassau County and western Suffolk what backyard element offers the best value.

Before the Fourth of July festivities kick off on the North Fork, see a home that will spark your buying journey.

Among the Hamptons open houses happening over July Fourth weekend is an opportunity to see a post-modern home in Westhampton Beach.

Sag Harbor carpenter Ray Card makes handcrafted American flag signs as a way to pay homage to people’s service.