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Springs

House of the Day

Former Springs Home of Mercedes Matter, Influential Art Figure, Lists for $4.6 Million

By Taylor K. Vecsey

Palm Beach

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Palm Beach Real Estate Fever Rises With Temps

By Taylor K. Vecsey

Hamptons real estate report

Hamptons Home Prices Rise, Luxury Homes in Contract Spike

By Adrianna Nava

Serhant, Florida, expansion

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SERHANT. Announces Expanding Hamptons Presence

By Taylor K. Vecsey

Hamptons

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Links: Summer Hamptons Rentals Seeking Record Amounts

By Staff

Palm Beach

Magazine Feature

Palm Beach Luxury Condo Market on the Rise

By Taylor K. Vecsey

325 Bluff Road, Amagansett

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Amagansett Oceanfront Home Sells for $32 Million, Plus Historic Bluff Road Summer Cottages Change Hands

By Taylor K. Vecsey

Sag Harbor

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Sag Harbor 1840s ‘Jewel Box’ Showcases Modern Perspective

By Taylor K. Vecsey

Palm Beach, condos

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Real Estate Roundtable: The Great Condo Rush in Palm Beach

By Taylor K. Vecsey

Amagansett

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South-of-the-Highway Amagansett Estate Lists for $7.995M

By Taylor K. Vecsey

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