Hamptons home prices surge to record highs thanks to Wall Street and shrinking supply: ‘No end in sight’
Long Island Hamptons home prices surge to record highs thanks to Wall Street and shrinking supply: ‘No end in sight’ By Brandon Cruz Published July 12, 2026, 6:52 p.m. Add The New York Post on Google It now costs more than ever to own a home in the tony Hamptons — with the average price hitting a mind-boggling $4.5 million thanks to the rising stock market and shrinking housing supply, new data show. The whopping new average represents a surge of 34% over last year and the second year in a row that the figure exceeded the $4 million threshold, according to a review by New York appraiser Jonathan Miller.
- ▪Long Island Hamptons home prices surge to record highs thanks to Wall Street and shrinking supply: ‘No end in sight’ By Brandon Cruz Published July 12, 2026, 6:52 p.m.
- ▪Add The New York Post on Google It now costs more than ever to own a home in the tony Hamptons — with the average price hitting a mind-boggling $4.5 million thanks to the rising stock market and shrinking housing supply, new data show.
- ▪The whopping new average represents a surge of 34% over last year and the second year in a row that the figure exceeded the $4 million threshold, according to a review by New York appraiser Jonathan Miller.
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