A striking oceanfront home on East Hampton’s prestigious Lily Pond Lane just hit the market for the first time in 75 years.

In this week’s market update, Hamptons Market Data looks at May’s market report and what it means going into summer 2021.

A modern waterfront home on Mecox Bay in Bridgehampton, designed to make the most of indoor-outdoor living with floor-to-ceiling sliding glass walls, sold last week for $24.995 million.

Can You Hear Me Now, in the Hamptons? [The New York Times]
Peconic Land Trust Acquires Wooded Lot in Southold [The Suffolk Times]
Town Says Some Vehicles Still Allowed At ‘Truck Beach’, Homeowners May Not Agree [27East]
South Fork Wind Farm project to reduce turbines from 15 to 12 [Newsday]
Hamptons Boom Creates a New World of Luxury Problems [Business Times]
An Ocean Friendly Garden Comes to Methodist Lane [The East Hampton Star]
Southold Town Preserves Roughly Eight Acres of Farmland in Cutchogue [The Suffolk Times]
Town Board Approves Ziggy’s Way in Memory of Late Polish Hall President [Riverhead News-Review]

The inaugural stand-alone issue of Behind The Hedges came out over Memorial Day weekend. Toss it in your beach bag, put it on your coffee table, or place it in your guest room for visitors to peruse. There’s plenty to enjoy about real estate and all things house and home on the East End.

Husband-wife team reimagine a family home in Westhampton Beach.

For those looking to change their status from tourist to resident, there are many open houses being held this upcoming weekend, including a newly-renovated residence in Orient on the market for $2.466 million.  

New and old meet in a 19th century farmhouse in Southampton.

A two-bedroom unit in Montauk Shores Condominium, an oceanfront trailer park, has come on the market at $1.675 million.

How Compass agent David Cox bridges the gap between his old career and his new career in real estate.