The latest in South Fork real estate sales.
A $19 million sale in East Hampton Village? Another on North Haven for $6 mil? Welcome to the Hamptons.
Breadzilla, the ever-popular and long-for-sale Wainscott bakery, sandwich, and gourmet shop, finally found a buyer.
Residential real estate transfers made history on the South Fork again in 2021, with record-high sales totals, record-low inventory, and a lightning-fast pace at which deals are being made. It was a frenzied year, described by industry professionals as a seller's market in which cash is king, bidding wars are common, and inventory is low.
The latest raft of real estate transfers, Montauk to Southampton Village.
The prices below have been calculated from the county transfer tax. Unless otherwise noted, the parcels contain structures.
Real estate transfers from June to October, Amagansett to Southampton Village.
Max Bonbrest, an East Hampton native, pledges her women’s clothing store, AYR, will join the ranks of permanent, all-year-round businesses in East Hampton Village. In fact, that’s what “AYR” stands for.
Mark Drucker, a Springs resident, has launched Love, Dog, a new digital magazine that focuses on dogs and human-canine relationships and seeks to be a breed apart from other pet publications.
Thomas Crouch and Jameson McWilliams, who until recently were assistant attorneys in the East Hampton Town attorney’s office, have announced the opening of the Crouch McWilliams Law Group on Pantigo Road.
The Village True Value hardware store in East Hampton has joined with a sports apparel company to offer a line of sweatshirts, T-shirts, and caps that will benefit first responders and their families.
A group of investors has purchased 2 Main Street in Sag Harbor Village, home to the K Pasa restaurant and other businesses, and is seeking to have Southampton Town purchase the building with community preservation fund money.
The U.S. Department of Labor has ordered Dune Resorts and Ocean Bay Management, hotel management companies based in East Hampton, to pay $210,000 in back wages and penalties for violating terms of the H-2B guest worker visa program in 2017 and 2018.
The building was once a watering hole frequented by Jackson Pollock, Willem de Kooning, and other well-known midcentury artists.
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