News & Features

How the award-winning animal advocate, television host and best-selling author created a one-of-a-kind Western-inspired paradise.

On September 11, 2001, America was under attack. Some New York City residents sought refuge in the Hamptons. Real estate professionals reflect back on that time twenty years ago.

If the walls of this Sag Harbor Village house could talk: A look back at the lives of those who have lived there for 180 years.

Brokers in the popular winter destinations of Palm Beach and Naples describe a feverish real estate market.

A cabinetmaker is back to work skillfully making modern kitchens and vanities, after a spinal surgery left him paralyzed.

When horses offered the only mode of transportation, Charles Silas Parsons kept the hooves fresh and wheels turning in Bonac, among his other skills.

The return of new developments and buyers signal yes for New York City real estate.

With the arrival of Labor Day comes the unofficial end to summer in the Hamptons. Let’s look back at some of the most-read real estate stories from Memorial Day through Labor Day.

Jim Metzger, a high-level insurance executive, and Peggy Zabakolas, a leading real estate agent, on working together.