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February 1, 2024

Summer is Better in the Hamptons; the Time to Rent is Now for Summer 2024

David Andrewsby David Andrews
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When winter’s days are the shortest, when last Summer was literally last year, it’s easy to forget that Summer is fast upon us. As the mercury rises, so does competition for the Hamptons many rental retreats and their promise of sun-soaked summer days. If you plan to be part of this exclusive enclave this summer, the time to secure your summer haven in the Hamptons is now.

 

Your Hamptons home for the Summer is more than a space; it’s the backdrop to your memories and, of course, photos. With so many looking to rent in the Hamptons and how much goes into finding the right rental home, the number one lesson: it’s never too early to start looking.

 

To get the inside scoop on Summer 2024’s highly-anticipated rental market, we’ve spoken with agents from Saunders & Associates, the leading Hamptons-based real estate firm, for suggestions and pro tips on securing your Summer in the Hamptons. 

 

Saunders has a trove of exclusive rentals ready for those embarking on this journey at Hamptons2024Rentals.com.

 

Summer 2024’s Surging Rental Market

 

Ed Gaetjens doesn’t mince words, “The Hamptons rental market is on fire right now. Some may have flirted with other destinations after the pandemic, but they’re back in the Hamptons.”

 

As a veteran Hamptons real estate agent, Nancy Mizrahi knows that the “summer in the Hamptons is an experience, with something for everyone. From beachfront bliss to secluded garden retreats, the variety is endless. But so is the demand. Decisive clients are rewarded by securing their sanctuary well before the Summer.”

 

“The 2024 Hamptons rental market is surging and shows no signs of slowing down,” says Nancy Mizrahi. “If you’ve rented in the Hamptons before, you know how amazing it is and why great properties are in such demand. You also likely know that it’s never too early to start working with an experienced agent, so everything is ready for you to relax in the Summer.”

 

Sarah Minardi is well-versed in the Hamptons rental market and agrees, “The early bird catches the worm, or in this case, the waterfront. We see a surge in listings and inquiries as soon as the calendar flips to February. By March, the most coveted properties are typically spoken for.”

 

Vince Horcasitas agrees, “The Hamptons rental market doesn’t sleep. While summer may seem distant, now is when the magic happens. Those who wait too long are often left compromising on their Hamptons experience.”

 

Over the years, Ed Bruehl has seen those who wait or go it alone to get disappointed. “It’s competitive at every price point, from an oceanfront oasis to a quaint Village cottage; there is steady demand—people who have been here want to come back, and people who haven’t are looking forward to their visit. What’s most important is that you start looking with a top local agent early and really learn and study the market so together you can identify the right property.”

 

The Hamptons is popular beyond just the Summer. “In the Hamptons, it’s more than just the summer. The rental demand is a four-season opportunity, including the charming holidays and time when it’s calmer and quieter,” adds Ed Bruehl. 

 

Working with an experienced real estate agent will pay off big time, shares Sarah Doud. “Growing up in the Hamptons, my family rented their home every year, so I know the rental process from every side. Working with an experienced, Hamptons-based agent is really important because they can share invaluable advice—when to go, where to stay, and also what to do when you’re here in the Hamptons.”

 

Monthly-Rentals are In-Demand

 

In a recent appearance on the Happening in the Hamptons Podcast, Sarah Doud noted this summer’s trend toward shorter rental periods, with a rise in July and August in particular. Sarah Minardi also mentioned this trend, “August through Labor Day is the most popular timeframe, and I’m seeing homes that are available moving quickly at every price point.”

 

Brian Leicht and Patty Oakley of The Oakley-Leicht Team emphasize the personal touch to find their clients the right rental opportunities and amenities. Patty shares, “Renting in the Hamptons is not just a transaction; it’s about matching lifestyles with spaces. The Hamptons have so much to offer, and understanding our clients’ needs allows us to create those perfect summer matches.” Brian adds, “With the rise of remote work, we’ve seen a shift. Renters are looking for a Hamptons home well-equipped for work and, of course, play. Properties offering that seamless blend are in high demand.“

 

In anticipation of a busy Summer 2024 season, Saunders & Associates hopes to remind renters that NOW is the time to plan for the Summer.

 

“Summer is better in the Hamptons, and we’re excited to see all the new and familiar faces in Summer 2024,” says Steve Glick, SVP of Advertising and Marketing at Saunders. “As real estate agents, we know that those who act now get exactly what they’re looking for. If you want to be in the Hamptons this Summer, talk to our agents today.” 

 

So, what does the summer outlook look like for the rental season? In one word: busy. The allure of the Hamptons, coupled with the desire for idyllic summer getaways, means the rental market is brisk and competitive. However, with a keen eye and the guidance of seasoned professionals, securing your slice of summer paradise is more than a dream.

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We’re all bombarded with New Year, New Me posts on Instagram and TikTok as health takes center stage in everyone’s 2026 goals. Many choose to participate in “Dry January,” a challenge that encourages participants to take a break from alcohol. Non-alcoholic alternatives are also a great option for those who want to join the bar crawl without the stigma of holding a water bottle. With help from our friends at Kidd Squid Brewery, we sampled a variety of options at their tasting room in Sag Harbor. Here are our top picks.⁠
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Tasting notes: Crisp and tangy, with very strong citrus notes, this reminded me of kombucha. It was very refreshing.⁠
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  • When Jesse Bongiovi launched Hampton Water Wine Co. with his dad, Jon Bon Jovi, in 2018, he helped redefine what modern rosé could look and feel like—sun-soaked, effortless, and rooted in moments shared with the people you love.⁠
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  • What began as a shared dream between two young farming apprentices has grown into a year-round nonprofit that feeds, teaches, and welcomes thousands of people each season. Today, co-founders Amanda Merrow and Katie Baldwin continue to nurture the land while carrying out their mission to educate and inspire through food and farming.⁠
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  • Philanthropist, TV host, author and longtime supporter and chairwoman of the Viennese Opera Ball Jean Shafiroff hosted and underwrote a reception with over 100 guests at her New York residence to officially kick off the 70th Annual Viennese Opera Ball, one of New York’s oldest and most prestigious white-tie galas celebrating Austrian culture, diplomacy, and the enduring friendship between Austria and the United States.⁠
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