The Hamptons’ luxury market was on fire in 2025.  Following a lull in top-dollar deals last year, the East End’s highest tier snapped back to life, crowned by its first nine-figure deal since 2023. The surge pushed the year’s top 10 residential closings to a combined $579 million, up significantly from $327 million in 2024 and even outpacing the $550 million logged in 2022.  The momentum extended beyond the priciest deals. Between January and October, 20 homes in the Hamptons sold for $20 million or more, according to an analysis by the Wall Street Journal. By late fall, the luxury […]

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