Sarah Minardi

In the latest installment of her Hamptons market series, Sarah Minardi explores Montauk’s rise over the past five years, from the growing demand in Hither Hills and Ditch Plains to the enduring appeal of its oceanfront lifestyle, surf culture, and sense of escape.

Article by Frankie Wynnewood: Reprinted from VUE Magazine Rooted in East Hampton and shaped by decades of change, this leading Hamptons real estate professional approaches success with a rare blend of discipline, integrity, and deep respect for place. In this conversation, she reflects on the values that guide her work, the relationships that sustain her business, and her commitment to preserving both the character of the Hamptons and the community she calls home. Sold: 137 C

Bridgehampton’s market over the past five years has been defined by three things: size, land, and luxury. As buyers prioritize space, privacy, and setting, this area continues to stand out. From ocean-adjacent estates to homes overlooking open farmland, demand has remained strong and focused on scale. In Bridgehampton, space is not a feature. It is the foundation of value.

A look at how record Wall Street bonuses are driving early demand in the Hamptons rental market, with insight from Sarah Minardi on what it means for the season ahead.

Everything I share here comes from my own work, my own conversations, and my own understanding of the market. These are my views, not official valuations or investment guidance in today's market. - Sarah Minardi For my last installment, I began to look at the past five years in real estate, with East Hampton. Today, Sag Harbor. Next stop will be Bridgehampton. I have been studying the numbers for my own edification, and Sag Harbor has one of the most fascinating five ye

Originally published on Hamptons.com , by David Andrews A few minutes past Amagansett Village, in that quiet pocket between the ocean and the bay, the new estate built by Bluefin, 137 Cross Highway to Devon , has intrigued me since the moment I saw it — a rare combination of proximity to the Village, craftsmanship, and design integrity in one of the most desirable areas on the East End. Real-savvy Hamptons people know that Amagansett North is a quiet kind of magic—close e

A few years ago, Paul Simon sold his beloved Connecticut estate to actor Richard Gere under what was, by all accounts, a gentleman's...

There's been a lot written lately about the rise of trusts in New York City real estate. Almost 25% of purchases are now being made...

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One of the things I love about the work I am lucky enough to do is that every house has something in it that I haven't seen before. The...