Magazine Feature

Heading into fall in the Hamptons, we asked the Real Estate Roundtable if buyers need to adjust their purchase goals given the market climate, or do sellers need to get more realistic about pricing?

A waterfront estate not only features a 16-room house, but substantial grounds that offer a pool, pool house, tennis court with tennis house, a deepwater dock and even a dog house with a dog run.

On episodes of “Our Hamptons,” two friends delve into history and the Hamptons’ deep-rooted sense of place in the face of development.

A subscription service, started by an East Hampton mother and daughter during the pandemic, delivers “the look, feel, smell and taste of the Hamptons” all in one box.

Janet Markarian created Orient Linen Co. more than 20 years ago and now her daughter, Abigail Collier, is taking the linen and cotton products to the next level.

Ann Ciardullo and Keith Green of Sotheby’s International Realty discuss balancing life in the Hamptons — from doing whatever it takes for their clients, to giving back to their community — while still making time for family.

Everyone can use summer to decompress. Whether it’s indoors or outside enjoying the sun, we were curious: What do top East End agents do for fun?

Alyssa Reed of NOFO Flower Company makes handcrafted wreaths using grapevine, faux florals and decorative items that mimic the real thing.

In Fire Island’s Ocean Bay Park, a new home features a pool, cabana and an outdoor shower just off the pool deck.

Morning Tide, a custom-built home perched on a knoll overlooking both Oyster Bay and Cold Spring Harbor in Centre Island, offers every luxury.