You can still rent a Hamptons house for summer 2025 – if you think outside the box

In the spring, conversation in the pool at Setai in Miami Beach returns to Hamptons: â € œ what are you paying these prices? “Ask someone.  € œ where are you coming from?

This season, the search for the perfect summer rent is leaving these masters of the universe with an unknown loss. Brokers say their disappointment is understandable. Yeardo year, the same Hamptons houses rented again and again. And every year they depreciate – wearing their furniture, along with their innovation.

However, demand and demand prices are rising, not down. And while new rents have hit the market, the inventory of luxury wine palaces that mark large control lists lists, the best tenants remain small.

â € œMarch was crazy, â € says the Yorgos Tsibiridis compass broker, who is currently ranking a four -bedroom water house in 54 Bay View Drive in Sag Harbor for $ 360,000 from July to work day. â € and the money people are spending! Season the strongest season of rent I have seen. I have some houses in Amagansett and I could honestly rented them over and over, like 10 times.â €

This is sour pickles for the set set to swallow. They are happy to be plunged into $ 1 million for the season, but they expect quality in return: houses built within the last five years, fresh interiors, a beautiful yard, a large pool with a hot tub, proximity to the ocean or a village and a minimum of six or seven bedrooms.

Good luck with this season, says Tsibiridis, with as much as 30 to 50 new houses meeting that criteria in the market by East Hampton in Montak, and many times the number of stakeholders. “The most expensive houses are what are in the biggest demand now,” he says. So what does it give? “This year we had a flood of people from LA [due to the January wildfires]. They were transferred to New York and now they want a house in Hamptons. I am also noticing more people this year from Miami and Palm Beach.â €

So what will the tenant of the choice do? Try something new. Consider something with historical charm, like 10 & 12 Fair Lea Road in Southampton. On one of the 19th century originals of the village, with an obvious octagon turret reminiscent of a lighthouse.

This 13 -bed classic is demanding $ 1.35 million per memorial for the work day with Erica Grossman of Douglas Elliman.

Or if you have never left the beach, explore the eight -bed property to 10 Morgan Hill Way in BridgeHampton.

Yes, it is an unbearable six-minute car in the sand, but what you get in exchange is 1.4 hectares of lawn-pine and tennis, surrounded by hectares of protected agricultural land.

It’s looking for $ 950,000 for the season with Breitenbach Compassâ’s advisory team.

Any high -impact house you choose, you will not have to sacrifice brightness.