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Pandemic or not, the Hamptons boom continues as moneyed settle in SECTIONS Last Updated: May 18, 2021, 01:51 PM IST Share Synopsis More than a year after the COVID-19 pandemic began, demand for homes remains robust in the Hamptons, boosted by a swell of urbanites shifting in. iStock A blend of remote and in-office work persisting “for the foreseeable future” will allow buyers “to utilise their Hamptons homes substantially more than in pre-pandemic times. Related The high-flying Hamptons r...

By Marcelle Sussman Fischler The high-flying Hamptons real estate market continues to soar. More than a year after the Covid-19 pandemic began, demand for homes remains robust in the moneyed Hamptons, boosted by a swell of urbanites settling in. In search of less density and more space, beginning last March, many city dwellers snapped up relatively reasonable off-season rentals in the beachfront towns and manicured villages on the East End of Long Island. As the pandemic dragged on, many decide...