Real Estate
Healthy Quarter For Hamptons Home Sales: Town & Country
The Sag Harbor area, which includes Noyack and North Haven, "went out to sea for three months," Town & Country Real Estate says.

EAST HAMPTON, NY — The numbers are in and, according to a third quarter Hampton Homes Sales Report by Town & Country Real Estate, results reflect an "explosion" in sales of homes in the $10 to $20 million price range.
According to the Town & Country report, there was an 133% increase, from 3 in 2017 to 7 by the third quarter of 2017.
"The kicker is 6 of the 7 home sales $10-20 million were in the Bridgehampton area, which includes Water Mill and Sagaponack," the report said, with 2 in Bridgehampton, 1 in Sagaponack and 3 in Water Mill.
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Also according to the report, the Bridgehampton area, which includes Water Mill and Sagaponack, accounted for more than 26% of the total home sales for the entire region,with $158m of the $596m posted for the third quarter.
Meanwhile, Town & Country said, both of the 2 sales more than $20 million were reported in East Hampton Village, where the estate section, "historically, posts the high watermark most years. But 2017 won’t shatter the ceiling," Town & Country said.
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One sale, 11 Lily Pond Lane, sold for $29 million and 81 Briar Patch, for $25.9 million.
"A far cry from the prior ceilings of well over $100 million," Town & Country said, adding that while East Hampton Village posted the highest median home sales price at $4,437,500, that number was 15% less than last year’s, which came in at $5.25 million.
However, the number was "leaps and bounds" higher than the next highest median home sales price in the Bridgehampton area, at $2.71 million, the report states.
And, Town & Country said, the news was not all positive.
"On the dark side, Sag Harbor area, which includes Noyack and North Haven, went out to sea for three months," Town & Country said. "The number of home sales tanked by nearly 30% and the total home sales volume sank like an anchor at nearly 60%," due to no sales of $5 million or higher.
Still, the end result was good, Town & Country said, "Looking at all Hamptons markets combined . . .we see the third quarter was a healthy quarter for Hampton home sales. There were approximately 8% increases in all 3 criteria monitored," the report said
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