AMAGANSETT
P. Rana Jr. and V. Rana to R. Citrino III and IV and M. and D. Citrino, 258 Montauk Highway, .13 acre, June 6, $500,000.
EAST HAMPTON
A. Telyas to P. and R. Cooper, 31 Robert’s Lane (vacant), June 14, $500,000.
R. Buchwald to S. Kimball Living Trust, 35 Milina Drive, .38 acre, June 7, $1,250,000.
P. LaMedica Jr. and J. Lima to D. and S. Kupfer, 27 Hedges Banks Drive, .96 acre, June 9, $999,999.
T. Feldman to J. and M. Weiner, 35 Cordwood Lane, 1.2 acres, June 1, $999,000.
NOYAC
Fashion Sale, Benefit
The Catherine Malandrino boutique at 25 Newtown Lane in East Hampton will feature the handcrafted jewelry of Charlotte Caramanico and Ms. Malandrino’s summer fashions on Saturday from 1 to 6 p.m. Guests can enjoy champagne and 15 percent off the full price of items in Ms. Malandrino’s collection for the afternoon. A share of the proceeds will benefit the Feeding America organization.
Mac Store in Sag
The numbers, as they say, do not lie. According to Town and Country, an East End real estate firm that provides detailed information from 11 different markets in the area, some villages and towns have made notable jumps in sales, while some have stayed stable, and only two have not met the sales for the previous quarter.
AMAGANSETT
P. and S. Bard to S. and C. Corwen, 85 Surf Drive, .23 acre, May 26, $1,862,500.
EAST HAMPTON
J. Jordan to M. Mitchell, 24 Fieldview Lane, June 2, $1,275,000.
A. Glennon to J. and M. Pizzo, 59 Miller Lane East (vacant), June 8, $373,000.
EAST HAMPTON VILLAGE
H. and R. and J. and Gat Schneider to J. Rosen and R. Mervis, 100 Meadow Way, .62 acre, June 3, $1,175,000.
115 Pasture Gate Road to Roudou One L.L.C., 21 Old Beach Lane, 2 acres, May 25, $20,450,000.
MONTAUK
AMAGANSETT
77 Meeting House Lane to 77 M.H. L.L.C., 77 Meeting House Lane, .84 acre, May 26, $4,200,000.
69 Meeting House L.L.C. to 69 M.H. L.L.C., 69 Meeting House Lane, .65 acre, May 26, $2,300,000.
Princeton Academy S.H. to A. Gallin, 466 Further Lane, 2.11 acres, June 3, $5,105,000.
Maschin Family Trust to R. Babin, 725 Montauk Highway, .41 acre, May 27, $760,000.
Jet Hampton L.L.C. to P. and A. Gasparro, 66 Mako Lane, .23 acre, June 3, $3,500,000.
EAST HAMPTON
Getting Fresh, Eh?
Coming down on the fashion currents from Canada, Joe Fresh has opened a pop-up store on Main Street in East Hampton Village, featuring casual summer wear at reasonable prices.
This is Joe Fresh’s first store in the United States, although the brand is well known, with 300 stores up north.
Although the local branch of the shop will only be open until the end of the summer, a more permanent store is set to open in New York City this fall.
AMAGANSETT
L. Goldstein to O. Rice, 239 Red Dirt Road, 2.7 acres, May 17, $2,172,000.
J. DeWitt to D. Schwartz and T. Zohn, 6 Bell Place, 1.84 acres, May 24, $1,475,000.
Goldman and S.R. Real Property to T. and E. Seckin, 45 Seabreeze Lane, .72 acre, May 23, $2,800,000.
EAST HAMPTON
P. Campanella to S. and K. Galvin, 3 Boatsteerers Court, .32 acre, May 26, $390,000.
G. Kennedy to M. and D. Walsh, 16 Wireless Road, May 17, $495,000.
N. Steiner to S. Bredau, 33 Wireless Road, .5 acre, May 23, $977,330.
Printery Trunk Show
The Elegant Setting, a shop on Main Street in Southampton, will itself be the setting of a trunk show on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. featuring the Printery, a company based in Oyster Bay that uses hand-engraving and the letterpress process to create announcements and notepapers of all kinds.
Customers on Saturday will receive a mixed box of eight engraved note cards and envelopes along with a $50 gift certificate that can be applied to any personalized purchase during the year.
Made’s Summer Soirée
Made, a store that recently opened on Race Lane in East Hampton, will hold a summer soirée on Saturday from 5 to 7:30 p.m. The shop, owned by Eleni Preston, a longtime Sag Harbor resident and artist, sells “items functional and beautiful, original and reclaimed, from around the world.” Because Ms. Preston works with many artisans in different mediums, the inventory changes frequently.
Expanded Walk-In Hours
AMAGANSETT
34 Laurel Hill Lane to A. Cohen and A. Hawker, 34 Laurel Hill Lane, 1.76 acres (vacant), April 25, $715,000.
R. McCreary to K. Murphy and A. Smyth, 38 Abram’s Landing Road, 1.04 acres, May 16, $925,000.
A. and J. Fazzalari to J. and A. Rudic, 44 Dune Lane, .28 acre, May 13, $1,155,000.
EAST HAMPTON
D. and Z. Astorr to S. Lee and K. Reilly, 39 Miller Lane West, May 12, $1,195,000.
A. Caruso and B. Clark to D. Roth, 17 Horseshoe Drive North, .92 acre, May 13, $1,455,000.
Sharks and pirates usually conjure up images of the open seas — unless you’re in the Hamptons real estate business.
The prices below have been calculated from the county transfer tax. Unless otherwise noted, the parcels contain structures.
EAST HAMPTON
A. and S. Schoenfeld to A. Kozicharow and Goeller, 7 Little Court, 1.55 acres, May 11, $1,100,000.
J. Young to D. Gorrie, 3 Spread Oak Lane, 1 acre, May 11, $950,000.
L. Kramer to S. Cohen and N. Leung, 7 East Way, .54 acre, May 13, $600,000.
F. and A. Notel Jr. to T. and L. Calabrese Jr. 1 Beech Road, .63 acre, May 6, $1,125,000
PC Tuneups
Computer running a little slow? Weird messages popping up out of nowhere? Now there’s a chance to take your little electronic friend into Staples at the Bridgehampton Commons for a free tuneup on Saturday.
A certified technician will also be on hand to offer a consultation as well as boost your PC’s speed and performance and check for nasty spyware and viruses. Appointments can be scheduled by contacting Staples at (631) 537-1654.
Pop-Up From St. Barts
The prices below have been calculated from the county transfer tax. Unless otherwise noted, the parcels contain structures.
AMAGANSETT
B. Hunnicutt to A. Hede, 12 Pond Park Place, 1.68 acres, May 2, $1,480,000.
Gualtieri and Davidowicz to T. and C. Berkman, 9 Fresh Pond Road, .86 acre, April 20, $2,250,000.
J. and L. Aurilia to J. Lynch, 17 Cliff Road, .28 acre, April 22, $1,600,000.
EAST HAMPTON
Cruising Organic Avenue
Organic Avenue has once again opened its doors, and juicers, on Job’s Lane in Southampton. Offering a “live, organic, vegan experience” — L.O.V.E. — Organic Avenue sells soups, salads, entrees, snacks, and juices geared toward those seeking to follow a vegan or raw-food lifestyle.
Awards for Ads
The Montauk-based ad team of Lynn Blumenfeld and Jill Fleming took home fistfuls of awards recently for their company, blumenfeld + fleming, from the international Hermes Creative Awards.
Blumenfeld + fleming is an advertising, Web, and logo design firm with headquarters in Montauk. The company was founded by Ms. Blumenfeld and Ms. Fleming, two former Madison Avenue creatives, in 2002. Their clients include Suffolk County National Bank, Southampton Hospital, Gosman’s, Landscape Details, and Advantage Title.
The prices below have been calculated from the county transfer tax. Unless otherwise noted, the parcels contain structures.
AMAGANSETT
S. Papandrea Page to P. McBrien, 71 Dunes Lane, 1.4 acres, March 28, $6,325,000.
A.S. Land Corporation to Harrison William Realty, 306 Bluff Road, 1.14 acres (vacant), April 29, $3,300,000.
EAST HAMPTON
L. Heneveld to H. Cohen and M. Zimmerman, 8 Shellfish Lane, May 2, $1,145,000.
L. and B. Kruysman to C. Growney, 302 Abraham’s Path, April 25, $1,695,000.
MONTAUK
The prices below have been calculated from the county transfer tax. Unless otherwise noted, the parcels contain structures.
EAST HAMPTON
J. Harrison to D. and R. Shouldice, 6 Founders Lane, March 30, $650,000.
EAST HAMPTON VILLAGE
Coopers on Newtown to D. and J. Page, 186 Newtown Lane, .16 acre, April 1, $1,565,000.
P. and J. Young to P. Marchgiotta, 19 Gingerbread Lane, .27 acre, March 31, $1,625,000.
L. Avati to R. Berardi and G. Magnolfi, 120 Montauk Highway, 1.1 acres, April 8, $1,550,000.
Cursive East End
Cursive, which has two stores in New York City, has launched an outpost at Amagansett Square.
The shop, co-owned by Michael Schultz, Douglas Duncan, and a long-haired dachshund named Noodle, sells fine papers, jewelry, and “curiosities.”
According to its Web site, Cursive opened originally “in the hopes of bringing some wonder and excitement to the mostly sedate world of fine paper.”
The Amagansett shop will be open every day.
Free Ride to the Beach
The prices below have been calculated from the county transfer tax. Unless otherwise noted, the parcels contain structures.
EAST HAMPTON
L. and E. Foster to M. Messemer, 5 North Cape Lane, .63 acre, Mar. 28, $650,000.
W. Langer to J. Winther and S. Perry, 19 Van Scoy’s Path West, 1.8 acres, April 7, $1,900,000.
MONTAUK
J. Scoglio to J. and N. Gentile, 6 Gull Road, .17 acre, April 15, $676,000.
J. and D. Iaqunito to J. and I. Lowe, 128 Adams Drive, .23 acre, April 6, $855,000.
Oh Those Rays
WellNest, a store on Main Street in Sag Harbor that sells “environmentally friendly lifestyle products,” will be selling products to protect people from the sun, including sunglasses, on Sunday. Fifty percent of the proceeds will go to the Melanoma Research Alliance. The store will be open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
FreshDirect’s Back
AMAGANSETT
T. DiMatteo to G. Tannenbaum and Brittis, 59 Shore Road, .34 acre, April 1, $2,730,000.
M. and M. Weissbach to P. Ribustello and Russell, 268 Main Street, .5 acre, April 1, $1,250,000.
J. Schwagerl to L. Lefkowitz and Gelbart, 50 Meeting House Lane, .48 acre, April 4, $5,850,000.
B. Brickman to J. Reiring, 43 Beach Avenue, .3 acre, April 5, $1,400,000.
EAST HAMPTON
G. Lynch by heir to 182 Springs Fireplace, 182 Springs-Fireplace Road, April 6, $330,000.
Restoration Anew
Restoration Hardware, at 69 Main Street in East Hampton, will open its doors on Saturday. The new shop, dubbed the Gallery at East Hampton, will offer “an artful expression of home furnishings in a gallery setting,” according to material from the company, which promises “a complete re-conceptualization of the shopping experience.”
The store will be open Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Sunday from noon to 6 p.m.
Bank Ups and Downs
The prices below have been calculated from the county transfer tax. Unless otherwise noted, the parcels contain structures.
AMAGANSETT
T. and K. Fagerland to C. Anderson and M. Donohue, 53 Red Dirt Road, 2 acres, March 29, $1,275,000
Braverman and Rosenberg to 66 T.I. Realty L.L.C., 66 Treasure Island Drive, .28 acre, March 22, $2,525,000.
EAST HAMPTON
Residential Mortgage to M. and A. Irvine, 402 Abraham’s Path, .9 acre, March 3, $354,000.
Big Drop Is Here
A favored stop of celebrities like Katy Perry and Eva Longoria, Big Drop is launching its fourth retail fashion boutique, at 66 Newtown Lane in East Hampton, later this spring. It will join the flagship store in SoHo and offshoots on the Upper East Side and in Miami.
AMAGANSETT
D. Caldwell to Taxi East Real Estate, 159 Atlantic Avenue, .3 acre, Mar. 10, $1,875,000.
EAST HAMPTON
E. and G. Crane to M. Baldinger, 56 Huckleberry Lane, Mar. 4, $800,000.
M. Braverman to G. Fitzgerald, 103 Swamp Rd, 3.97 acres, Mar. 16, $1,200,000.
D. Falborn to E. Carney, 19 Country Lane, .46 acre, Mar. 11, $570,000.
MONTAUK
L., S., R., and T. Hott and Trust to E. and L. Cahill, 90 Soundview Drive, .57 acre, Feb. 19, $990,000.
Two more reports issued this week confirmed the decline in East End real estate sales in the first quarter of this year compared to the first quarter of last, though again this may speak more to the high returns spurred by last year’s tax incentives for home buyers than to the state of...
Slow Start for Property Sales in 2011Real estate endured a significant drop-off on the East End in the first quarter of 2011, compared to the same period last year, data from two sources show.
The prices below have been calculated from the county transfer tax. Unless otherwise noted, the parcels contain structures.
AMAGANSETT
Chicago Title Insurance to N. Macray, 46 Montauk Highway, .4 acre, March 9, $3,500.
EAST HAMPTON
G. Lacinski and C. Pagoota to J. McCue, 28 Miller Lane, .13 acre, Dec. 15, $550,000.
M. and M. Brandt to D. Floyd and D. Bernard, 3 Wigwam View Lane, .4 acre, March 4, $650,000.
M. Jones Trust to Flex Development, 57 Edwards Hole Road, .58 acre (vacant), March 3, $231,975
MONTAUK
Bank Announced Loss
Suffolk Bancorp, the parent company of Suffolk County National Bank, announced a loss for the first quarter of 2011, with a loss-per-share of $1.33, in comparison to earnings of 16 cent during the same period last year. The net loss was $12.8 million, compared to the net income in 2010’s first quarter of $1.53 million, according to a press release issued by the company last week.