Recent Press

• 8/2/13: In the Hamptons, Mind Your Manners, or Else – EAST HAMPTON, N.Y. — The young professionals were promising “All Cash” up front for a fast rental in the Hamptons. So the agency they contacted in April scrambled to get them into as many of the properties as it could.
• 3/22/13: Well Before Summer, Hamptons Luxury Real Estate Is Scorching
• 4/2/12:Hamptons Rentals Already Heating Up – The emerald hedgerows that are a natural euphemism for Hamptons exclusivity (out here, good hedges, not good fences, make for felicitous neighbors) are hanging tight.
• www.hamptons.com – 10/12/09 – Partner James Young on our parent Rosehip Partners. – East Hampton – Rosehip Partners, a real estate brokerage, opened its doors for business in July 2008. “It may not have been the most auspicious time to launch a new real estate agency, given the collapse of the real estate market” said partner James Young.
• www.hamptons.com – 4/14/09 – Partner James Young tells it like it is. – East Hampton – If you read the paper, any of the papers, you can’t help but have noticed how the New York media has seen fit lately to “out” the precarious state of the Hamptons real estate market. Sales have been slow, everybody knows that, but now the question on everyone’s tongue is how is the rental market going?
• Lietuvos Rytas – 4/7/09 – Most people might have a problem reading this one. – Negi dabar naudinga atidaryti nekilnojamojo turto agentura? „Geresnio meto neisivaizduoju“, – „Lietuvos rytui“ pareiške JAV lietuvio multimilijonieriaus Juozo Kazicko sunus 57 metu Juozas Kazickas.
• The New York Times Sunday Magazine – 3/9/09 – A depressing article in depressing times, but hey, you play the hand you’re dealt. – ON OSBORNE AVENUE in the village of Southampton, a cozy cedar-sided house peeks out over a modest hedgerow, a coy signifier of means in this storied summer retreat of New York’s moneyed classes.
• Recessionwire.com – 2/3/09 – In the Hamptons, one of the most privileged parts of the country, the real estate boom is firmly at an end. The number of sales was down 40 percent in 2008. Prices are being slashed on multi-million-dollar mansions. Lavish spec houses sit empty.
• The East Hampton Star – 12/11/08
• The New York Times – 11/16/2008 – A TUMBLING real estate market somehow signals the best of times for Lawrence Citarelli Jr., a custom builder and developer, who started a real estate company, Crystal Properties, in September, and bought out the 30-year-old Re/Max First Hampton agency on Nov. 5.
• The Independent – 9/24/2008 – So, what on earth is going on?! Hard to be serious about an East End real estate market when everything else in the world is, at best, so volatile. We live in meta-stable times, my friends. (Look it up. It’s a good word.)
• The Independent – 8/13/2008 – Has the tide turned? Is the move back to locally-owned real estate firms rather than the big corporates from away?