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The East Ends Top Agents Weigh In On The State Of The Hamptons Market 24 2 Mile Harbor Rd Eh 15

Now in the height of summer, get the scoop on everything from rental trends to tips for buyers and sellers.

Indooroutdoor Living Is A Breeze At This Westhampton Home

Designer Billy Ceglia gives empty-nester clients a fresh start.

A dilapidated 1980s home is transformed into a discreet retreat.

Get To Know Marilyn Clark An East End Native Who Went From Model To Broker Thumb

“As a model, I got used to being around new people every day, and real estate requires knowing how to handle different personalities and needs,” reflects Clark.

Meet Broadway Star Turned Broker Don Correia Don Correia

The entertainer, who received a Tony nomination for 'Singin’ in the Rain,' became a broker after hanging up his dancing shoes.

After leaping from the New York City Opera to the Metropolitan Opera, the Hamptons is DeVita's stage now.

Designer Carol Egan upends staid notions of Upper East Side decorating.

A longtime East Hampton resident finally gets her dream home.

Chic interiors in a serene setting in the Amagansett Dunes.

A brand-new Hamptons guesthouse holds its own against the Village’s legendary historic treasures.

Before They Were Brokers Get To Know Kelly Killoren Bensimon

The Hamptons expert who burst into the real estate industry two years ago has professional credits that go well beyond television.

Sasha Bikoff brings her love of wallpaper, gilding and feathers to a family home.

A 1920s home in Scarsdale goes from dark and dated to fresh and fun.

Paris Forino transforms a raw space in a former manufacturing building.

With an eye toward simplicity, Kemble Interiors knocks the stuffy out of a Park Avenue pad.

Meet Bel Viaggio, an ultra-private oceanfront villa with all the bells and whistles.

Take a look at the innovative structures 2019 will be remembered for.

contemporary great room with yellow and blue furniture

In Miami, Sanchez+Coleman Studio puts some sizzle into a formerly humdrum condo.

This sprawling property on Further Lane was once owned by an influential figure in the American railroad industry.

When clients relocated from stodgy Upper East Side digs to Brooklyn, decorator Philip Gorrivan decided to go rogue.

When clients relocated from stodgy Upper East Side digs to Brooklyn, decorator Philip Gorrivan decided to go rogue.

For the annual second Brooklyn Heights Designer Showhouse, presented by NYC&G and benefiting the Brooklyn Heights Association, 15 design firms transformed an 1820s wood-frame residence in the historic Brooklyn neighborhood.