Sandy Gallin, talent manager, film producer, and in later life, a flipper and decorator, died in April from cancer. He was well-known here in the Hamptons for his famously beautiful homes, and as a talent manager, his roster included such names as Richard Pryor, Cher,...
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Avg Sales Price YOY Change Median Price YOY Change No. of Sales YOY Change Volume YOY Change Elliman $1,675,998 -4% $890,000 7.90% 517 0 NA BHS $1,754,252 0 $899,500 5.80% 342 8.20% NA Corcoran $1,870,000 6% $960,000 7% 601 2% $1,110,000,000 8% T&C NA $917,555 7.95% 334 8% $596,233,806 8.22% As of today, the real estate agencies who monitor and compile sales data have released all their 3Q of 2017 market reports for the Hamptons. We've compiled the major data into a handy-dandy chart, above. Next question:...
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We tend not to be crazy about Mediterranean style houses. To us, this style seems really unsuited to our climate, which couldn’t be more different than the hills of Tuscany. We must be getting soft in our old age, because we quite like this one....
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Sally Quinn, owner of the fabled Grey Gardens in East Hampton, has accepted an offer on the property. Last asking price was $18 million. Excitingly, she's also going to be holding a yard sale of the furnishings, including "the pieces she discovered in the attic...
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This sexy modern house is very clean-lined inside and out, but owing to interesting fenestration and fine finishes, manages to avoid boredom. (The listing, repped by John Scott Thomas and Robert Stearns at Halstead, says Sagaponack, but that's a reach as it's actually Bridge. Still,...
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The property at 378 Montauk Highway in Wainscott has been left to the elements for years now, ever since the last tenant, the Star Room nightclub, closed in 2008. Proposals to turn the property into a car wash over the years have come to nothing,...
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This house, originally built in 1972, looks like it was lovingly added on to over the years, so now it has quirky charm. Set on 0.34 of an acre close to the bay in Barnes Landing, the house sports wraparound decking to make the most...
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As we wrote a few weeks ago, we love A frames and their fun midcentury optimism. They peaked in popularity between the mid-1950s and 1970s, when the idea of a modern weekend home was enticing to the newly moneyed middle class. Their small size and...
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Veteran businessman Stuart Edelman has joined the Avigdor | Peyton Team at Douglas Elliman in Southampton. Before real estate, Stuart worked in the garment business for 49 years developing men’s apparel brands. The former president of Edstuart Inc. also founded Bedford Vintage Motorcars. He is looking forward...
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With soaring costs for labor and lengthy wait times required for traditional site-built or stick-built houses on the East End, modular homes are becoming more and more popular. Built in a factory and then put together on site, these houses are anything but standard, with...
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We see a lot of bland cookie-cutter homes in our job, but that is certainly not the case in this extraordinary artist's house in Montauk. It belongs to celebrity and fashion photographer and artist Raphael Mazzucco. Raphael has shot for Vogue and Sports Illustrated, and often hosts...
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This late-Victorian antique house has been expanded and updated. Set on a generous acre plot, the house is 5000 square feet filled with period charm, including the gingerbread trim outside and the moldings indoors. Particularly noteworthy is the lovely new kitchen with Lacanche range and...
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