The Navy Radio Building is a small brick one-story building in Amagansett that was constructed in 1942 as part of a top secret military program to keep track of the whereabouts of German submarines during World War II. Its entrance is on Bluff Road at the corner of Atlantic Avenue. It’s rear windows look…
It may come as no surprise, but two Hamptons enclaves have landed on the latest list of the 10 most expensive ZIP codes in America. Bridgehampton ranks No. 4, with a median list price of $8.8 million. Just two spots behind at No. 6 is Water Mill, where the median list price is $6.995…
An oceanfront East Hampton estate once owned by Lee Radziwill has sold, marking one of the Hamptons’ biggest deals of 2026.
This 10,000-square-foot Water Mill modern also offers a lava stone kitchen, a rooftop hot tub, a pool, and luxe interiors.
Donations can be made at any Daniel Gale Sotheby’s International Realty office on Long Island and New York City.
Bay Street Theater, one of the seven major cultural stages for live performances in the Hamptons, currently operates out of a brick building on Long Wharf which was originally built as a manufacturing company that tested torpedoes. The factory that made the torpedoes for the Navy was J C Bliss and Co. in Brooklyn…
A $32 million steel-and-concrete coastal estate in Water Mill offers 19,000 square feet, Mecox Bay views and hurricane-rated construction.
After a brutal winter, ice-damaged docks across the Hamptons are driving demand for East End Dockwatch, a new dock oversight and repair service.
If you happen to be in East Hampton and decide to see the sights, you might wind up visiting an 18th century saltbox home on James Lane just off Main Street, now a museum, that is called “Home Sweet Home.” This home celebrates John Howard Payne, the man who wrote the lyrics to that…
Jeremy Morton, a Hamptons developer with a hefty commercial portfolio, faces multiple lawsuits alleging he’s defaulted on personal loans.
