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A fast-growing cannabis company has purchased a 34-acre property in Jamesport for a $42.5 million from Van de Wetering Greenhouses, in one of the largest purchases in the cannabis industry.

Dan’s Taste Is Back for Its 10-Year Anniversary! [Dan’s Papers]
Stakeholders Frustrated Over Lack Of Progress On Concer House Reconstruction In Southampton [27East]
The Best Airbnbs in the Hamptons for a Seriously Stylish Summer [Vogue]
East Hampton’s Ron Perelman Publicly lists Upper East Side Townhouse with Price Cut [The Real Deal]
Montauk Petition Adds To Pressure On Army Corps To Rebuild Eroded Beaches Sooner [27East]
A garden for the people: Landcraft foundation opens public oasis in Mattituck [Newsday]

Check out the stories you may have missed about Hamptons real estate.

The Community Action Southold Town, Inc., a North Fork non-profit, announced plans earlier this week to purchase a former church that already has a history of being used as a community building. 

A home on Meadow Lane in Southampton Village that has been the subject of a recent legal battle over ownership has changed hands for nearly $43 million, according to real estate deeds.

First quarter revenues for the Peconic Bay Community Preservation (CPF) were the largest in the fund’s 23-year history, Assemblyman Fred W. Thiele Jr. reported late last week.

A House Just Rented in the Hamptons for $2 million for the Summer [CNBC]
Peconic Estuary Partnership Seeks CPF Money From Towns [The Suffolk Times]
Everything You Didn’t Know About Montauk, Including Its Landmark Status And 400-Year History [The Travel]
A Slice of History—From $2 Million to $5 Million [Mansion Global]
Sag Harbor Developer Says He Would Offer Space for 7-Eleven If He Could Only Get A Building Permit [27East]
Why the Shinnecock Tribe Is Clashing With the Hamptons’ Elite [The New York Times]
The Anatomy of a Hundred Million Dollar Listing [The World Property Journal]
Frenzied Demand Is Luring Hamptons Sellers in Boom-Time Market [Bloomberg]

A Southampton Village estate, once a summer cottage, recently underwent a multimillion renovation and yet managed to retain its late Victorian charm.

Earlier this month, we told you Shelter Island’s storied Ram’s Head Inn had been sold. Now we can tell you for how much. 

When this distinctive midcentury modern home was built in 1966, “it was such a novelty,” Penelope Moore of Saunders & Associates says, “that the kids on Shelter Island would bike by just to see the star-shaped house in Cricket Hollow.”