A much-publicized March 15 settlement of an antitrust lawsuit brought against the National Association of Realtors (NAR), a powerful industry trade group, has left East End brokers, home buyers and sellers with more questions than answers as they struggle to figure out what it all means.
Set for completion in April, “25 Fordune stands out as the only new construction on the market in the Fordune Estates, and one of the only new construction properties at this price point on the market,” says Jack Richardson of SERHANT., who, with founder Ryan Serhant, has the listing.
A piece of Sag Harbor Village history is new to the market. Listed on the National Registry of Historic Places, 212 Madison Street was built in 1820.
An elegant estate home in the Hamptons, which hit the market this week, could easily be mistaken for somewhere on the Gold Coast.
SERHANT.’s Melissa McGrath and Jack Richardson played host to brokers and real estate insiders at this brand-new modern home in Wainscott.
Some of the amenities at this North Haven estate, such as an indoor basketball court, are exclusive even for the Hamptons.
Priced at just under $5 million, this newly listed Hamptons home in Water Mill stands out amongst its $20 million-plus neighbors.
If you want to be on the water and close to everything, but without all the fuss that comes along with owning a house, this Water Mill condo might just be for you.
Newly completed, the residence at 21 Westwood Road in Wainscott just listed with SERHANT. at $6.65 million.
To say Thomas “Beau” Hulse is living the good life would be an understatement. Hulse, who co-owns Southampton-headquartered Coldwell Banker Reliable Real Estate with wife Patricia and Joseph Hamdan, has grown the business from “two phones and a fax machine” to eight offices and 175 agents. And, yes, he could kick back and just enjoy living in the Hamptons. Instead, he gets up and goes to work every day. True, sometimes it is a short commute from the breakfast table to his home office. Other days it is to the Southampton office that is managed by daughter Rachael. Why? You’d…
