Sales activity in the Hamptons continued to decline versus last year’s highs.
Tag: East End
After two years of a pandemic-induced housing frenzy, sales trends on the East End are starting to normalize.
The Hamptons market remains incredibly active, even with inventory continuing to decline year-over-year and overall prices still on the rise.
After a record-breaking two years, the market started to cool in 1Q 2022—but rest assured, there is no shortage of active East End buyers.
Even with inventory hitting record lows, the East End market is a hot spot for buyers who remain committed to securing their piece of it.
The East End maintained its strong momentum through 3Q: Sales volume jumped 71% YoY in the Hamptons and 12% on the North Fork.
After shuttering its Park Slope storefront, Sounds has taken up residence in a Jamesport farmhouse.
The East End roared into the second quarter: Compared with 2020, closed sales jumped 91 percent in the Hamptons and 95 percent on the North Fork.
The East End powered into 2021 with a huge first quarter: Closed sales jumped a huge 89 percent in the Hamptons and 55 percent on the North Fork.