Year-in-Review

A list of the top commercial sales on the East End. Coming in first was a $28 million trade in East Hampton, but there is plenty else that moved.

The East End’s Community Preservation Fund took in $160.78 million from January through November 2022, 17.6% less than the previous year.

With the arrival of 2023, let’s take a look back at 2022 in Hamptons real estate.

In the Hamptons, there is rarely a dearth of real estate news, and it’s not always the biggest sales that get readers’ attention.

Some of our most popular and favorite 2022 articles from Behind The Hedges magazines in the Hamptons, greater Long Island and Palm Beach.

Inside each Behind The Hedges magazine, our Master Craftsman column highlights people who help make our house a home.

Peconic Land Trust has seen “substantive interest in land conservation,” according to vice president Yvette DeBow Salsedo in looking back at 2022.

Douglas Elliman Hamptons agents closed $3.2 billion in sales volume in 2021 — an increase of 15% over the previous year.

Another banner year in Palm Beach real estate closed. A quick look at the high-end homes that traded in 2021.

We told you about the priciest sales on both the South Fork and the North Fork, now let’s take a look at the biggest sales on Shelter Island during 2021.