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We know Kelly Killoren Bensimon likes to jump horses, but now she is jumping out on her own in the real estate field.

Developers billed a proposed 44-room hotel and 74-seat restaurant as a way to create jobs and economic growth during a recent Southold Town Zoning Board of Appeals hearing, while some residents criticized it as out of character with the community.

A restaurant with a nearly three-decade presence in the Hamptons will close on Sunday, plus our October issue of Behind The Hedges, on newsstands now, features the McCooey Olivieri Team at Compass on the cover.

When it comes to Hamptons houses on the market during the holiday season, we wondered, should owners dress their place up?

The McCooey Olivieri team is keeping up with the demand on the South Fork, in an area of particular importance to their family.

A “major step” for affordable housing on the East End, Governor Kathy Hochul’s office says.

One week ago today, Sag Harbor’s Edmund Hollander and his team at Hollander Design Landscape Architects were honored at the Institute of Classical Architecture & Art’s (ICAA) 2020 Arthur Ross Awards for Excellence.

World Pie, a Bridgehampton institution, closed after 22 years on Sunday, one day before the building was quietly sold.

SALT has been a particularly sticky detail ever since former President Donald Trump rolled back the deduction that allows residents of heavily taxed blue states such as New York and California to deduct any state taxes over $10,000 from their federal taxes.