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Trot to East Hampton House & Garden Tour After Thanksgiving
Just after all the turkey and stuffing are eaten and the Thanksgiving visitors have absent, burn off off the significant food by touring observed East Hampton attributes during the yearly East Hampton Dwelling & Yard Tour. The tour added benefits the East Hampton Historical Society and is seen as just one of the area’s kickoffs to the holiday break time. The 37th yearly self-guided house tour, which will be held on Saturday, November 26, consists of 5 distinguished properties, from the 17th century to present day, together with one particular of the most perfectly-recognised residences in East Hampton. “The Property & Backyard garden Tour is a person of our most important fundraisers,”…
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Below is a compilation of properties sold in East Jefferson Parish from Oct. 27 to Nov. 2, 2022. Data is compiled from public records. EAST JEFFERSON Transfers for Oct. 27 to Nov. 2 HARAHAN Mounes Division / Elmwood Industrial Park subdivision, lot 16B1, square B: Santangelo Investments LLC to JNO Enterprises LLC, $1,200,000. Mounes Elmwood Industrial Park subdivision, lot 7A, square B: Elmwood Citrus LLC to Common Ground Properties LLC, donation. Park Ave. 180: David A. Barnes to Alison L. Barnes, donation. JEFFERSON 3401-07 Jefferson Highway: Laksh LLC to 3401 Jefferson Highway LLC, $1,290,000. Brooklyn Ave. 145: Terry A. Gillies to Gillies Revocable Trust, donation. Brooklyn Ave. 260: Deborah A. H. Dupeire…
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The once sedate Upper East Side is suddenly sizzling as luxe home sales are surging after being cratered by the pandemic. More contracts for homes priced at $4 million and up were signed on the Upper East Side than in any other Manhattan neighborhood during the first week of November, according to a report compiled by Donna Olshan of Olshan Realty. Among the eye-popping deals were two penthouse units combined into one with an asking price of $66.5 million. The apartments are in The Bellemont, a condo building at 1165 Madison Ave. designed by famed architect Robert A.M. Stern. An undisclosed buyer snatched up what will become the 13,011-square-foot home…
