Magazine Feature

Pumpkin spice isn’t the only thing trending this fall on Long Island — so are certain home features.

New York City buyers stay active but cautious this fall, balancing election uncertainty and long-term value as they navigate a shifting market.

Robert Linker creates custom metal railings and objets d’art at The Irony in East Hampton with plenty of help from his wife Elizabeth, who is also his business partner and biggest fan.

A change is afoot in Boca Raton. Some say it’s going from country clubs where grandparents retired to one of the most strategic moves in the luxury real estate today with its serene coastal lifestyle and easy access to business hubs.

East Quogue native Lauren Spiegel stays local selling prime west of the canal real estate for Douglas Elliman — including hot Remsenburg and Quiogue markets — for Douglas Elliman.

As we delve into the fall season, we asked agents if there have been any unexpected shifts or patterns they didn’t participate to give our readers a glimpse into what’s to come.

As we head into the fall season, what’s the most surprising trend you’ve noticed in the local real estate market?

The Terry Thompson-Tania Deighton Team at Douglas Elliman combines deep market knowledge, strategic vision and a carefully curated network of experts to help clients buy and sell Hamptons homes across all price ranges.

Agents fill us in on how they see the fall market evolving this year, as the pace shifts from the summer.

Compact pools, more for lounging and entertaining than swimming, offer an alternative for those who prefer versatility or who are tight on space.