Some things don't change. If the Manhattan housing market is shifting and the Brooklyn brownstone market is sputtering, North Fork and the Hamptons seem to be on a fast track to recovery.
The Prudential Douglas Elliman second-quarter report, which went public this morning, shows a dramatic increase in sales. The quarter clocked Read More
The Hamptons and the North Fork could tumble into the same utensil drawer, at least by price.
Less than $320,000 separates the median sales price for the Hamptons from that of the North Fork, according to a new second-quarter report from Miller Samuel and Prudential Douglas Elliman. The median in the Hamptons was $770,000; for Read More
The summer of 2009 may very well become a financial demarcation for the posher parts of the East Read More
The North Fork, home to a cluster of well-respected Read More
The quarterly median sales Read More
Another fun fact! Among the East End's luxury markets, Quogue had the highest average sales price at $15,650,000. Yes, Quogue.
The Hamptons remain much more expensive (of course) than the North Fork of Long Island's East End. Recent second-quarter 2008 numbers from appraisal firm Miller Samuel and brokerage Douglas Elliman showed an average North Fork home sales price of $921,803 based on deals closed in the quarter ending June 30. In the Hamptons, that average Read More
Need to buy in the Hamptons soon? There should be plenty to choose from. The inventory of unsold homes on the market there was up 4.6 percent from the fourth quarter of 2007 to the first of 2008 (and a remarkable 27.2 percent from the first quarter of 2007), according to a report from Miller Read More
