The week's real estate transfers.
Business
Keeping Account 02.11.18Feb 10, 2021
Valentine’s Day candles that double as a food pantry benefit, books as amenities at inns, and a look ahead to a monthlong stay in Southampton.
Recorded Deed 02.11.21Feb 10, 2021
AMAGANSETT
Cory and Lori Muscara to Kimberly Whitney, 73 Oak Lane, Sep. 29, $1,280,000.
Robin Burns-McNeill to 20 Whalers LN L.L.C., 20 Whalers Lane, Nov. 20, $4,200,000.
23 Bittersweet Lane L.L.C. to Geriann Tepedino, 23 Bittersweet Lane (vacant), Nov. 24, $1,875,000.
Estate of Albert Blasen to Linda and Stephen Fogelson, 6 Golf Club Drive (vacant), Dec. 30, $1,475,000.
BRIDGEHAMPTON
CVR First L.L.C. to NDL Enterprises L.L.C., 67 Birchwood Lane, Sep. 30, $3,512,996.
Real Estate Records Shattered in 2020's Final QuarterEast End real estate sales hit historic highs in the final months of 2020 according to fourth quarter reports from several agencies. Across the region, from Montauk to Westhampton, a "massive increase" in home buying resulted in more than $1.6 billion in sales during the quarter, an "unprecedented" 124-percent increase over the same period in 2019, according to one real estate agency.
Health Rover Takes Covid Testing on the RoadHealth Rover, a health care company that makes house calls to people in need of Covid-19 tests and provides same-day results, is seeking to take the hassle out of the testing process.
Recorded Deeds 01.14.21Jan 13, 2021
AMAGANSETT
Philip and Stephen Gellos to GBHCAL L.L.C., 22 Clinton Academy Lane, Sept. 9, $1,800,000.
Estate of Mardee Kravit to 57 Hampton Lane L.L.C., 57 Hampton Lane, Nov. 23, $1,800,000.
Melissa and Ross Muken to 8 Gansett Lane L.L.C., 8 Gansett Lane, Nov. 30, $5,750,000.
BRIDGEHAMPTON
Estate of Barbara Roesel to Karim and Laura Belkhayat, 413 Woodland Drive, Oct. 27, $1,650,000.
187 Dune Road L.L.C. to GR Dune Realty Holdings L.L.C., 187 Dune Road, Dec. 10, $50,150,000.
As Some South Fork Gyms Sweat It Out, Others Close for GoodFew small businesses in East Hampton Town have been more adversely affected by the Covid-19 pandemic than fitness centers, which were shut down from mid-March through the end of August. During that span, several closed their doors for good and more may soon follow.
Real Estate's Year That Went Boom!From a winter surge in house rentals to a spring shutdown of in-person showings and a subsequent boom in sales that continued through Christmas week, the pandemic led to an unprecedented year in the East End real estate business.