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The bungalow-style home, which was seized by the federal government after Madoff was arrested for a $65 billion investment scam, has since been updated and improved since the days Madoff and his family spent time there.
Looking back at 2020, our gathering of real estate experts and insiders reflect on what they remember as some of the most notable aspects of the year that has passed and what they are most looking forward to as we head into the new year.
The house at the corner of Woods Lane and Main Street in the Village of East Hampton, perhaps the most well-known house in the village with its window boxes holding red geraniums each summer and white Christmas lights for the holidays, has been sold after nearly a year and a half on the market.
The father-son team created Liberty Gas, a one-stop, full-service source for all residential and commercial propane needs, and the business has quickly grown and continues to evolve.
With 12 months and 12 lunations of the moon in a year, 12 signs in the Western and Chinese zodiacs, 12 hours in the a.m. and 12 in the p.m., this number is one of incredible significance to the world and to the East End.
Hamptons: Act One, Scene One. The businessmen reflect on their fortunate, fateful meeting and share an inside look at what, how and why it played out as it did.
After 40 years in the restaurant business in Westhampton Beach, Starr Boggs is ready to hang up his chef’s hat. His eponymous restaurant—both the business and the building—is for sale for $3.75 million.
The sprawling Linden Estate in Southampton Village went back on the market Friday, this time for $75 million, in a co-listing with Harald Grant of Sotheby’s International Realty and Tim Davis of Corcoran.