Rocket Gibraltar House Hits the Market
Fans of “Rocket Gibraltar” may recognize one of Town & Country Real Estate’s newest listings in Westhampton Beach.
Business: Chop House in Southampton, New Record for LI Tourism, Travel Elite
Next month, Brooklyn Chop House will open its doors in the Financial District, but it’s warming up in Southampton first.
SHIMA Looks to Big Picture Healthcare
When treating an ailment, sometimes you need to look at the bigger picture. It’s not just the injury that led to the backache or change in season the resulted in a cold, but how a person moves, thinks and lives.
Murf’s Tavern Goes Up for Sale
Jay Hamel, the beleaguered owner of Murf’s Tavern, has put the venerable bar at 64 Division Street up for sale at a price of $3.5 million.
Ferry Road Buildings To Be Demolished Starting Monday
The buildings located at 1, 3 and 5 Ferry Road in Sag Harbor will be demolished by developer Jay Bialsky on Monday, August 13, at 10:30 a.m.
Business: Fashion For a Cause, BNB Announces Growth
Also: The property home to Hamptons Beverage and Goldberg's Bagels in East Hampton is on the market, and Gurney’s Montauk Resort & Seawater Spa has been accepted into Virtuoso’s portfolio of luxury travel partners.
Size of West Water Street Condos Questioned
Sag Harbor’s Board of Historic Preservation and Architectural Review on Thursday told developer Jay Bialsky and architect Dave Harvey they would likely face an uphill battle for their proposed town house complex at 2 West Water Street.
Joel Renovation on Bay Street Finds Favor
Representatives of musician Billy Joel on Thursday presented plans for the renovation of his house at 20 Bay Street that are more in tune with what the Sag Harbor Board of Historic Preservation and Architectural Review usually likes to hear, though one neighbor’s opposition made for a familiar chorus.
Second Quarter Numbers; Saks Fifth Avenue; Douglas Elliman
The total number of South Fork sales dipped just over 12 percent, as compared to last year’s second quarter numbers — 478 from 545, according to Brown Harris Stevens — and the total dollar volume decreased about 6 percent, to $859.5 million.
Business: Real Estate Numbers, Week of Hope, Jewelry Show
The second quarter of 2018 Hamptons home sales was “a bit like a Jackson Pollock painting,” according to Town & Country Real Estate. Of the 12 monitored markets, five saw an increase in the number of home sales, five saw a decrease and two were flat.
New Owners of Ben Krupinski Builder Carry On Legacy
Looking forward after the untimely death of notable East Hampton contractor and philanthropist Ben Krupinski, it was announced earlier this month that long-time business associates Stratton Schellinger and Ray Harden will carry on the company name and mission as the new owners of Ben Krupinski Builder.
Zodiac-Themed Candles Arrive on the East End
The founder of Knead and Seed has collaborated with local candlemaker Brittany Torres of Hamptons Handpoured to create a series of customized zodiac candles that celebrate each sign — from grapefruit, ginger Leo and juniper, cedarwood Pisces to cardamom, basil Scorpio and honey, rose Taurus.
“We Love Beer!”
These Long Island breweries have capitalized on the moment, a moment wherein the locavore ethos is keenly popular. Still, branding is also an important part the culture of 2018.
Inn at East Hampton Closes for $5 Million
A team from Daniel Gale Sotheby’s International Realty recently handled both sides of a transaction that sold the Inn at East Hampton to World Properties LLC for $5 million.
The Way Montauk Used to Feel
n a former life, the 4,000-square-foot home was the Ditch Plains Coast Guard Station, built in 1930 and decommissioned in 1954. The colonial revival-style building was moved to its current location on Benson Drive in Montauk two years later.
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Artists Who Love Working Inside The Box
Barbara Maslen did not have to stray far to find inspiration — or raw materials — for her inaugural entry into the popular Box Art Auction, an event that raises tens of thousands annually for East End Hospice.
Stephen Wilkes Headlines ‘Meet the Artist’ at Tulla Booth Gallery
One single image in Stephen Wilkes’ “Day to Night” series is composed of an average 1,500 frames captured by manual shutter clicks over a period of 16 to 30 hours — from dusk to dawn, and one vantage point.
‘Wet Clutch’ Pushes Boundaries
Billed as an “immersive drive-in dance experience,” the site-specific performance installation by The Dance Cartel will merge into a physical exchange that culminates with a live set by DJ Average Jo on Saturday, August 25, at the Southampton Arts Center.