Montauk

The Montauk Yacht Club, back to its traditional name after Gurney’s sold the property to an international marina company last year, set a record.

The iconic Montauk Yacht Club is marking an official return this Memorial Day weekend.

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.

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.