Real Estate

The “Real Deal” claims an increasing trend towards “pocket listings” as a way of selling real estate across the country in a hot market. The Hamptons, it could be argued, is a very hot market especially in the summer season.

The Retirement Check-In® study found that on average, Americans nearing retirement report a gap of nearly $200,000 between what they have saved, and what they believe they will actually need to live comfortably in retirement.

Mortgage contingencies, intended to protect the buyer, play a significant role in the Hamptons when buying and selling a home.

John Hummel and Associates selected to work on East Hampton landmark.

Hamptons real estate agent Peter McCracken of the Corcoran Group has seen the inventory decline a bit over the past eight months on Shelter Island. However, he predicts a very active fall season.

Did you plant impatiens in your yard last year? Did it die…suddenly? It wasn't your fault.

With the closing of Southampton College, no classroom opportunities have been available since 2009 east of Riverhead for those in real estate. Thanks to Cook Maran Services, that is about to change this July.

It's no secret that generating income in retirement is not as easy as it used to be.

Hamptons residents are moving into trailers for the summer in order to rent million dollar mansions and making huge gains by downgrading for the summer.

Whether one is deciding to go forward with a landscape architect/designer's plan or, your own creative plan of adding stone work as part of your garden, is a big move.