Real Estate

"It has been a great time, an unforgettable experience. Leaning into the Wind offers a different angle, a different perspective, another perception on many levels," Director Thomas Riedelsheimer said about the documentary about Andy Goldsworthy.

"It's an interesting study about the interplay between architecture, setting, and landscaping. And while most gardens are obviously not at height in September, our focus is on both the home and the garden as a collective whole," Buttry told Hamptons.com.

"I build and renovate spaces with the intention to create environments that inspire a sense of calm. I develop in The Hamptons, Manhattan, San Francisco, and Upstate, but my base and my favorite place to build is in Amagansett," said Graziani.

"Viewers will be taken into the world of the Hamptons where they will see not only beautiful multimillion-dollar beach homes and estates, but will be shown summer in the Hamptons," Burack told Hamptons.com.

"Cristina Peffer of Ram Design reached out to me to forge a collaborative and supportive relationship as fellow Shelter Island designers and store owners," Fredric Bernstein noted. "The spirit of the gesture inspired me to bring together other designers on the island to celebrate our unique approaches to interior design."

"Every New Yorker deserves equal treatment in our real estate industry, and no one should be impeded in their ability to achieve homeownership because of the color of their skin," Assemblyman Fred W. Thiele, Jr. told Hamptons.com.

"The state of Hamptons real estate as of right now is heating up for the fall. Not only are people looking to secure long term rentals, they are looking to secure homes. Inventory is running low," Eckardt told us.

Even for a modest couple living on the East End, the capital gain is a huge consideration when contemplating a sale.

In a report published by the New York State Comptroller's Office, as of January 1, 2019 there were 174 agricultural districts in the state comprising 25,673 farms.

"While geographically it couldn't be more different from the Hamptons, it shares some underlying similarities: both are completely unique American places which attract people from all over the world for both their natural and built environments - for leisure, for culture and for that special quality of light and air that certain special places exude," Mark Fichandler said.