East Hampton Homes for Sale

The beautiful town of East Hampton is found in southeastern Suffolk County NY on the eastern end of the south shore of Long Island and is known for its amazing beaches and striking landscapes.

The houses are quite spectacular and in the first quarter of 2010 they were about 1,333 homes on the market selling at an average price of $2,078,583.

Sites with East Hampton MLS Listings

Did you know that some search engines show you less than 70% of all the East Hampton Homes for Sale? We have compiled a list of search engines and sites that will give you a comprehensive list of homes for sale in East Hampton, NY.

1. Zillow.com - homes for sale East Hampton

You will find all the information you need here to help you with your home buying decisions for East Hampton.

2. Homes.com - MLS listings for East Hampton

The details here are specifically about the mls listings that you will find on this site.

3. Realestateyahoo.com - homes for sale East Hampton

With good pics and a good map you should find all you need here to help you with your home buying.

Other Sites

Trulia.com - homes for sale East Hampton - You can do a specific search or a detailed one here and find all the details you require about the homes for sale in East Hampton.
Relohomesearch.com - homes for sale East Hampton - This is a good site if you are interested in homes in the surrounding area as well.

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Real Estate Brokerages in East Hampton NY

1. The Corcoran Group representing real estate in East Hampton

With a reputation that has been earned over the last 30 years, The Corcoran Group has exemplified a steadfast commitment to superior service, creativity and hard work and since the firm was founded in 1973, they have enjoyed incredible success in the real estate industry and are proud to help the people of East Hampton NY with all of their real estate needs.

2. True North Realty representing real estate in East Hampton

After being in the business managing and brokering for two other firms since 1998, Michael Daily started his own agency called True North Realty Associates in order to offer a no-nonsense, straight forward style of service to his valued clients and guarantees 100% satisfaction through all steps of the transaction process.

3. Devlin McNiff Real Estate representing real estate in East Hampton

Serving the Hamptons for all of their real estate needs since 1970 Devlin McNiff Real Estate has become a prominent leader in the area and has recently been selected to join a global network of firms that all specialize in relocations, residential and commercial real estate properties, giving them a global reach around the world.

Other Sites

The Jerry Cibulski Team representing real estate in East Hampton - Dedicated and committed to providing a type of real estate experience, The Jerry Cibulski Team understands that buying or selling a home requires the right information as it involves some of the biggest decisions a person can make in their lifetime, and they will use their knowledge and experience to help you achieve your real estate dreams.

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Blogs about East Hampton Homes for Sale

Hillcrest, Marrero LA

Published on Thu, 08 Mar 2012 08:06:01 -0800 | Lisa Heindel's Blog

Hillcrest Subdivision, Marrero LAHillcrest has a couple of unassuming entries on Barataria Blvd, just south of Lapalco. But don't let the lack of a fancy sign fool you, this is one of the most in demand subdivisions in Marrero. Originally developed in the early 1960s, Hillcrest continued to grow and expand into the late 1990s, so there is a large mix of home styles and ages throughout the neighborhood. From 1960s and 70s ranch homes to newer construction, there's a style to fit almost any [...]

Correlation of Mortgage Rates With Real Housing Prices

Published on Sun, 01 Jan 2012 12:27:27 -0800 | Dan Chase's Blog

Mortgage rates did affect house prices for 36 years.correlation of mortgage rates with real housing prices"let me go back to the original purpose of the article. I asked the question, "What could happen to real estate in the event of higher inflation?" If inflation shot up from 1% to 7%, what would happen to the real value of your home. My thesis was: you're screwed. You will lose what little equity you have and real housing prices could drop by as high as 50%." "I place the start of the b [...]

Why the 1970's saw higher house prices and why that will not repeat once interest rates rise next time.

Published on Sun, 01 Jan 2012 12:20:01 -0800 | Dan Chase's Blog

One persons income compared to 2 peoples incomes made the 70's price increases possible. That additional money makes a huge difference in the ability to pay more. Women being able to get their income added to a mortgage changed the old rules. The average family is not going to suddenly develop a third income to support higher house payments.We already have adjustable rate mortgages. They have tried 40 year mortgages. The easy solutions are already in place.Economic review from 1980Page 6..." [...]

Real Estate Auctions & Accelerated Target Marketing

Published on Sat, 28 Feb 2009 12:30:39 -0800 | Wes Mazurek's Blog

I am often asked "How do you market your Real Estate Auctions"? This is a very good question but oddly enough it has taken us a while to get where we are. What I mean by that is, it's the theory of the "Learning Curve". I think that the general public often thinks that you "pop" some advertising out there and come auction day people just show up and I am not so sure that when I first got into the auction business that I didn't think the same way. But over the years we have learned that the adve [...]

The history of 30 year fixed rate mortgages. Why low interest rates cause house prices to drop later as interest rates rise.

Published on Sun, 01 Jan 2012 12:14:59 -0800 | Dan Chase's Blog

"The real estate market collapse of 2006-2009 led to record low mortgage rates. History shows the rates will probably rise again in the future."When interest rates rise house prices will be pushed down.www.ehow.com/about_6712635_history-30_year-fixed-rates.html"in the 40 years from 1970 until 2010, the 30-year mortgage rate was above 10 percent for almost 11 years. The rate was between 8 and 10 percent for an additional 11 years. That gives 22 years of rates over 8 percent out of the 40-ye [...]

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