Terry Cohen has spent over 25 years at the top of Hamptons real estate. Her track record shows it. With more than $3 billion in closed sales and over 1,000 completed transactions,…
In the Hamptons, the word “local” is not just about where you live; it’s a title earned and checked by being born here. The rest of us? Pseudo-locals. To become one of…
After several tumultuous years of pandemic bidding wars, low inventory, and fluctuating interest rates, the East End market has entered a new phase. The frenzy has ended, but the Hamptons and the…
When we landed back at JFK Airport, my husband, Kurt, and I felt strangely indifferent. After most trips, a city sticks with you. Venice, Tuscany, and Florence left their marks so deeply…
They arrived like many do now, through a private entrance that makes the experience of celebrity feel more relaxed: a keyless door, a chilled towel, a view that comes alive before the…
When I left my life in fashion (fashion coordinator for Bloomingdale’s and fashion editor for Cosmopolitan Magazine) in the early ’90s, I bartended on the Bowery when it was the Bowery —…
When I first started coming out east in the 1980s, I was like every other wide-eyed newcomer — 1000% smitten. I promised myself I’d retire here. Then life happened. I met my…
I initially planned to write about income inequality in the Hamptons. But that seems too obvious and almost redundant. This is the Hamptons, a place where excess is expected and accepted. Why…