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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.

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.

The year went out like a lion on the East End. Closed sales during Q4 jumped 68% year-over-year in the Hamptons and 26% on the North Fork.