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Bidding wars are becoming commonplace as the demand continues to soar, while inventory on the East End dips. Celebrity personal trainer Holly Rilinger and her partner got lucky.

The 1.3-acre property at 240 Briar Lane went into contract at full ask after just 13 days on the market in October, according to Thomas McCloskey, a broker with Douglas Elliman’s office in Cutchogue. The deal closed on December 21.

Embattled developer Ziel Feldman unloaded his property, nearly nine years and one devastating fire later.

Closing just before the new year, an oceanfront house in Quogue Village sold at $22.5 million, a million and a half above the asking price.

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

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.

A deal for the ultramodern estate on what is known as “Billionaire’s Row” in Southampton Village closed sold last week.