Kayla Hutt, Author at Behind The Hedges

West Delray Beach, The Spear Group, The Estates at Morikami Park Road

The Spear Group Breaks Ground on Exclusive 15-Home Community in West Delray Beach

By Kayla Hutt

The home at 12140 Blue Cypress Court in Wellington, Florida, is asking just under $7 million.

Meanwhile in Palm Beach: Wellington Home Asks $7M, Boca Raton’s ALINA Nears Completion

By Taylor K. Vecsey

Jason and Samantha Nagorski at work in their Wading River shop.

Master Craftsman

R.E.N. Design Company: The Yin and Yang of Custom Woodworking

By Marc Horowitz

Margit Brandt, Palm Beach

Sponsored Content

Margit Brandt: Creating the Right Real Estate Ambiance for Saying ‘Yes’

By Taylor K. Vecsey

Technology rules all parts of life. We asked top real estate agents how has technology changed the way they conduct business and what tools they find the most useful

Real Estate Roundtable

Real Estate Roundtable: How Technology Impacts Real Estate

By Kayla Hutt

One of the Ritz-Carlton Residences, Palm Beach Gardens offering sweeping views of the Intracoastal Waterway.

Design

A Peek at The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Palm Beach Gardens at Ralph Lauren East Hampton

By Kayla Hutt

East Hampton, Woodhouse, Huntting Lane, Playhouse

Historic Properties

East Hampton’s Historic ‘Playhouse’ Filled with ‘Theatrical Magic’

By Kayla Hutt

The Sagaponack home at 98 Wilkes Lane is priced at $11.95 million.

House of the Day

Live in Existent Luxury or Build Your ‘Dream Home’ in Sagaponack for $11.95 Million

By Kayla Hutt

Sea Schleps, Master Craftsman, artist

Master Craftsman

Master Craftsman: ‘Schlepping’ Means Business for Hayley Di Rico

By Kayla Hutt

Long Island real estate

Real Estate Roundtable

Real Estate Roundtable: Long Island Market Check-in

By Taylor K. Vecsey

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