A Look At The Most Expensive Hamptons Home Sales Of 2018

While the median asking price for a home on the East End ($2,195,000) is up by 4.7 percent compared to the same time last year, the average pale in comparison to the year’s most staggering sales.

“The housing market continues to soften across the country — particularly in some of the most expensive areas like the Hamptons and New York City. With so many homes for sale right now, and listings lingering on the market for longer than in the past, it’s a tough time to be a seller,” Out East GM, Matt Daimler reflected. “But this list of transactions proves that there is still demand for the unique, high-end homes in the Hamptons. If you’re patient, persistent and price your home correctly, the right buyer will come along.”

10 Most Expensive Hamptons Home Sales in 2018:

1. 290 Further Lane, East Hampton
Sold Price: $40,000,000
Sold Date: 4/23/18

2. 134 Murray Lane, Southampton
Sold Price: $32,000,000
Sold Date: 2/9/18

3. 51 Halsey Lane, Water Mill
Sold Price: $26,100,000
Sold Date: 2/15/18

4. 477 Little Plains Road, Southampton
Sold Price: $24,000,000
Sold Date: 6/12/18

5. 121 Further Lane, East Hampton
Sold Price: $24,000,000
Sold Date: 1/19/18

6. 240 Old Montauk Highway, Montauk
Sold Price: $22,800,000
Sold Date: 6/29/18

7. 719 Ocean Road, Bridgehampton
Sold Price: $22,711,119
Sold Date: 2/13/2018

8. 79 Surfside Drive, Bridgehampton
Sold Price: $18,800,000
Sold Date: 9/18/2018

9. 4.5-acre Mecox Bayfront, Water Mill
Sold Price: $18,750,000
Sold Date: 4/6/2018

10. 19 Chauncey Close, East Hampton
Sold Price: $17,280,000
Sold Date: 7/17/2018