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The columnist Maureen Dowd may be all about business in Washington, D.C. but she has scooped up a whimsical house in the Hamptons. 

An East Hampton home poised on one of the highest elevations in Georgica, has been sold just three months after coming to market.

Most recently Morty’s Oyster Stand, the establishment that was once Cyril’s Fish House traded for $2.4 million.

Situated on a rare 1.4-acre lot that enjoys southern views over the Bridgehampton Golf Course, 201 Sagaponack Road was asking $21 million.

An Amagansett house in Beach Hampton Dunes, just across from the beach, closed last week at $5.53 million.

Mauro Porcini, PepsiCo’s first ever Chief Design Officer, customized the property with a Barbie pink tennis court and much more.

The sale of Southampton’s Mylestone at Meadow Lane is officially the priciest sale of the year in the Hamptons — or at least so far.

The completed sale of Mylestone at Meadow Lane in Southampton Vilage could be the most expensive sale of year in the Hamptons.

In response to the dock shortage, Olara in West Palm Beach is planning a private marina that will dock space and much more. Plus, a townhome flips for an extra $2.35M in nine months.

A buyer has paid full-ask for a Georgica estate in East Hampton, designed by the authors of a best-selling interior design book.