New York’s brutally long winter didn’t quite freeze the seaside hamlets across Long Island’s East End. The South Fork notched a standout year in 2025, which brought the region’s first $100 million plus deal in three years. The momentum continued as the calendar turned, with some eight-figure deals crossing the finish line in late fall, while others spilled over into the beginning of 2026. During the first three months of the year, transactions above $5 million scored a record share of deals in the area, as the median sale price for luxury homes jumped 30 percent to $13 million, according […]

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