News & Features

The Peconic Bay Community Preservation Fund revenues for the first 11 months of 2020 total $118.11 million — a whopping 70.5 % higher than 2019.

Power Broker: Dottie Herman, Self-Made Real Estate Titan [Dan’s Papers]
ANALYSIS: Lee Zeldin’s House Floor Speech on Election Was Deficient in Facts [27East]
In Picture-perfect Westhampton, Demand for Homes Soars [Newsday]
Star of the Town: Expecting an Eventful 2021 [The East Hampton Star]
East Hampton Wind Farm Hearing To Be Held Jan. 12 [East End Beacon]
BOEM Sees Moderate Impacts from South Fork OSW Project [RTO Insider]
Sag Harbor Building Inspector Resigns [27East]
Wainscott Residents File Petition to Incorporate as a Village [Newsday]
Bel-Aire Cove Motel Action Dismissed In Court, But Litigants Expect To Sue Again [27East]
State Commission will regulate LIPA [Shelter Island Reporter]

Check out the stories you may have missed this week in Hamptons real estate news.

The nearly five-acre estate at 55 Coopers Neck Lane changed hands in early December after it was last listed at $39.995 million.

Finding a local reliable contractor to make repairs to your home can be a daunting task — but now, LI Home Pros is here to help. 

Wind Farm Forum Coming Thursday [The East Hampton Star]
NY Lawmakers Ready for a 2021 Session Dominated by COVID-19 [Newsday]
Peconic County Brewing Opening in Riverhead [Long Island Press]
Real Estate’s Year That Went Boom! [The East Hampton Star]
Is Change in The Air at East Hampton Airport? [Dan’s Papers]

Check out the stories you may have missed this week in Hamptons real estate news.

Saunders & Associates usually collects nonperishable goods during the holidays, but this year raised money for local food pantries instead.

Candice Bergen and her husband, Marshall Rose, are selling their East Hampton estate with a coveted Lily Pond Lane address.

The bayfront property went on the market in October for $3.25 million.