New York City’s spring market is blooming. Defined by a mix of urgency, opportunity, and uncertainty, the market’s limited supply is fueling competition and motivated buyers moving decisively. Our Real Estate Roundtable offers insight into the current Big Apple real estate market.

The site of Sundays On The Bay Restaurant and Marina, the 2.73-acre parcel at the eastern end of Dune Road near Shinnecock Inlet includes the 4,840-square-foot restaurant, a marina with 35 boat slips and a parking lot.

It’s well-documented that kitchens are popular gathering spaces in homes. Perhaps that’s one reason why homeowners looking to sell their homes direct so much attention to the kitchen before listing their properties. The real estate experts at Trulia note that emphasis is well worth it, as buyers inspect kitchens and primary bathrooms more than any…
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East End to North Shore: Long Island spring real estate is more balanced with tight inventory and savvy buyers taking a strategic approach.

Fashion designer Reed Krakoff and his wife sold their Amagansett oceanfront estate in February after listing it for just shy of $50 million last year.

DICK’S Sporting Goods will open a pop-up in East Hampton, a shift from its big-box format — raising concern for the locally-owned Gubbins.

A custom-built East Hampton Village estate on Hither Lane pairs privacy, polished interiors and resort-style amenities.

Led by veteran real estate professionals Justin Agnello, Hara Kang and James Keogh, the Atlantic Team at Douglas Elliman does business at every level of the Hamptons market.

From scarce inventory to more strategic buyers, East End agents break down the trends shaping a fast-moving spring market in the Hamptons and on the North Fork.