Real Estate

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.

Hamptons real estate agent Bill Williams, Senior Global Real Estate Advisor at Sotheby's International Realty in East Hampton, doesn't get surprised by the wild amenities in the Hamptons most amazing homes anymore, “It's truly crazy what some people will put in homes."

Word on the street is that megastar Jennifer Lopez is plunking down $10 million to buy a home in the Hamptons.

We reached out to six real estate pros across the Hamptons to get the inside scoop on the Hamptons real estate market this season.

I don't want to speculate on whether or not we have any desperate housewives here in the Hamptons, but I can assure you that it's easy to find examples of the pristine, well-manicured beauty of the homes and gardens of Wisteria Lane.

A beautiful 3 bedroom, 3.5 bath condominium located at 456 Old Town Road in Southampton with ties to the former heads of Standard Oil and Atari has recently sold for $2.52 million.

The “million dollar” question many of those preparing for retirement ask themselves is simply stated but not necessarily easy to answer – “how much money do I need to save to secure a comfortable retirement?”

The season for entertaining in the Hamptons will be under way before we know it. Fresh floral arrangements are a gracious addition to party décor, of course.