Real Estate

Check out the stories you may have missed this week on Behind The Hedges and in our March issue of the magazine.

With the one year anniversary of COVID’s arrival here, it also marks one of the busiest times in Hamptons real estate as people fled New York City for more space to hunker down. That meant agents stayed busy, while a lot of us (healthcare workers excluded) slowed down.

Unique lots, stunning properties and gorgeous homes are on full display this weekend as Hamptons agents ready their enlightening open houses.

Located close to all Southampton Village has to offer, the home at 30 Bernardine Street offers one of the most serene backyards we have seen recently.

Since opening his own law firm in 2007, the Adam Miller Group has acted as counsel on more than $4.5 billion in real estate transactions on the East End.

A historic Bridgehampton home at 25 Quimby Lane has been given a new life during a massive renovation over the past two years.

“This is a specific level of detail that the market hasn’t really seen,” says Douglas Elliman’s Sara Goldfarb of the home at 57 Jared Lane.

The 8,100-square-foot home is situated down a long driveway on a private two acres south-of-the-highway, less than one mile from the Atlantic Ocean.

The second week of March 2020 was the last statistically normal week before COVID-19 shutdowns took effect on Hamptons real estate, causing the number of new and in contract listings to plummet through the end of April 2020.  

Donald Trump Jr. and his girlfriend Kimberly Guilfoyle sold their Bridgehampton home in an off-the-market transaction through Nest Seekers and made a handsome profit and set a record for the street in the process.