The Long Island Housing Coalition brought together representatives from local and statewide advocacy organizations and community partners to address affordable housing issues on the East End on June 14 in Bridgehampton. The event, which took place on the same day that activists gathered across the North and South Forks for the “No Kings” protests,…
There are reports that the Hamptons summer rental market is in a slump, but is that the case? Not all agents agree on the assessment.
One time, about 20 years ago, I watched two men angrily get into a shoving match at the annual Hampton Classic Horse Show. It was in the aisle where the summer people and the locals stroll to see the pretty bonnets and other fancy clothes of those also attending. The shoving match was…
Have one? Want to share? Contact me and we’ll publish it here in this weekly column. – Dan So I spent six months trying to sell this mansion on Further Lane. It’s owned by an older couple. She’s all for it. He’s waffling. But it gets listed. Finally, in the seventh month after I’ve…
The East Hampton Historical Society will hold its 19th Annual Antiques & Design Show Benefit on Saturday, July 12 and Sunday, July 13.
The sale of a new house in East Hampton’s Northwest Woods marks a new high for waterfront properties in the area at $8,650,000.
David and his wife Jessica knew they were making a big, possibly risky, purchase. After three years of house hunting in East Hampton, they were finally negotiating on a modest three-bedroom, two-bathroom home. They stretched their savings thin, received some assistance from family, and kicked themselves for not having bought a home earlier when…
Swifty’s, the iconic restaurant, will open an outpost at East Hampton’s Hedges Inn just in time for summer.
A house on East Hampton’s Hook Pond, owned by the same family for the past 55 years, is on the market for $27 million. Listed only for the second time since it was built, the house at 21 Hook Pond Lane offers forever views over the pond, the Maidstone golf club and the even the…
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Nick Capstick-Dale, one of the UK’s larges developers, bought an East Hampton house, abutting the Maidstone Golf Club, and then demolished it.