The home at 216 Old Montauk Highway was asking $16.5 million and last sold in 2009 for $9.41 million, used to compensate Madoff’s victims.
Want to spend time in Montauk this summer but without the stress of a summer rental in the Hamptons? Marram has an alternative.
Own a unique oceanfront beach pad in Montauk for less than $5 million. While technically a condo, the roomy, two-story space enjoys no condominium board or fees.
Blue Flag Partners, a company that owns several leading accommodations on the East Coast and recently purchased a boutique hotel on the North Fork, now has secured foothold in Montauk.
South Fork Wind is expected to be the first offshore site to supply electricity to New York. New York State’s Climate Act mandate is to secure 70 percent of the State’s electricity from renewable energy by 2030 and at least 9,000 megawatts of offshore wind by 2035 and companies like Orsted are gearing up to…
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The Gosman’s real estate portfolio in Montauk, a family-owned business since 1943, is once again on the market.
A former oceanfront hotspot in downtown Montauk also quietly changed hands late last year, selling for $9.25 million in late 2022.
The pending sale inside Montauk Shores is for a trailer of less than 800 square feet, which comes to about $5,000 per square foot.
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The oceanfront Marram Montauk sold in a multi-million deal last year — but for how much exactly?
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