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Creative Use of Space, Materials in Hamptons Tiny Home
By Behind The Hedges Magazine, August 2023
The Hamptons have become known for its McMansions. Despite a large population of second homes, most still build big with the philosophy of the more space the better.
Conversely, energy efficiency and sustainability have given rise to the popularity of tiny houses, defined as dwellings less than 500 square feet.
Priciest home sales in East Moriches
By David Winzelberg, September 21, 2022
The three highest-priced home sales in East Moriches last month ranged from $610,000 to $880,000.
The priciest East Moriches home sold in August was a 4-bedroom, 3.55-bath Victorian on 1.1 acres at 11B East Moriches Blvd. that sold for $880,000. It was listed and sold by Peter Traina of Moriches Bay Realty.
Priciest home sales in Jamesport
By David Winzelberg, October 13, 2021
The three highest-priced home sales in Jamesport last month ranged from $650,000 to $1.5 million.
The priciest Jamesport home sold in September was a 3-bedroom, 3-5 bath post-modern on 5.05 acres at 555 Sound Shore Road that sold for $1.5 million. It was listed and sold by Susan Fallon of Island Polo Realty.
Polo group makes EPCAL bid
By David Winzelberg, June 10, 2011
As the woman behind an international effort to bring a world-class polo complex to Calverton, North Fork real estate specialist Suzy Fallon has a long history with the sport.
Social Life Magazine
If the Hamptons real estate market is indeed magic, then a new dream-weaver is in town. Susan L Fallon, which offers one-on-one concierge-level services to its clients, is setting out to make dreams come true. A collaboration between long-time ...
Reliance purchases Hauppauge building
By David Winzelberg, December 22, 2014
Myra Properties, a division of telecom company Reliance Communications, has bought a 69,863-square-foot building at 555 Wireless Blvd. in Hauppauge for $8 million. Reliance had been leasing the building.
In order to take advantage of a 1031 tax-free exchange, Reliance sold an 118,042-square-foot building at 350 Wireless Blvd., which it owned but had not yet occupied. Pharmaceutical manufacturer A&Z Pharmaceutical purchased that building for $12.6 million to expand its operations—as reported by LIBN in September. A&Z secured nearly $1.7 million in tax concessions from the Suffolk County Industrial Development Agency after agreeing to expand by 30 employees over the next two years.
Polo developers submit $37.7M bid for EPCAL
By David Winzelberg, May 18, 2011
Argentine polo developers have submitted a written offer of $37.7 million for 755 acres at the Enterprise Park at Calverton, according to a real estate broker representing the group.
The acreage was slated for purchase by Riverhead Resorts for $108 million, but they couldn’t come up with financing to close the deal. Resorts had planned a theme park around an indoor ski mountain.