Real Estate

"This list of transactions proves that there is still demand for the unique, high-end homes in the Hamptons," Matt Daimler noted.

"It's a great opportunity to take some of the cultural history. It's self-guided - and it's free!" Steve Haweeli shared.

"2018 brought this Hamptons zip code back with a vengeance, registering a whopping 95% year-over-year expansion in its median sale price," Eliza Theiss shared.

"This year's tour is a visual feast of stylish houses," event chairman Joseph Aversano reflected.

"It's important to take steps now to protect your home before those unwanted house guests make a home. It's a much better route to take rather than having an issue to address and control," Brian Kelly explained.

"This represents the pinnacle of what the Hamptons is all about, boating, beach and endless sunsets," shared listing broker Joseph Savio.

"Overall, the significant takeaways from the data show that opportunities in the lower price ranges are becoming less available, prompting buyers in that segment of the market to act," Carl Benincasa concluded.

"Because this project is a combination of farmland conservation and historic preservation, both part of our mission, it is a unique model of how the past and present can not only coexist but also sustain one another," John v.H. Halsey explained.

"There can be an immediate return on investment, if you so desire," Boyer-Stump told us.

"With only three owners in just over 135 years, Cavett's Cove awaits that discerning someone to begin writing their own chapter in Montauk's history," noted Gary DePersia.