You can still rent a Hampton House for summer 2025 if you think outside the box

In spring, the conversation next to the pool at the Sestai de Miami Beach addresses the hamptons: “Who pays these prices?” someone asks. “Where do they come from?” “We have to go to St. Trophez?”

This season, the search for the perfect summer rent is leaving these masters in the universe with an unknown loss. Runners say their frustration is understandable. Each year, the same Hampton houses come to rent over and over again. And every year they depreciate: their furniture has, along with their novelty.

However, demand and demand prices increase, they do not go down. And, although the new rents reach the market, the Deluxe summer palaces inventory marked by the large check lists requested by the tenants is tiny.

“March was crazy,” says Compass runner Yorgos Tsibiridis, who currently lists a four -bedroom four -bedroom bedroom house in 54 Bay View Drive, in the port of SAG for $ 360,000, from July to working day. “And the money that people spend! It is the strongest rental season I’ve seen. I have a couple of houses in Hiding and, honestly, I could have rented them again and again, as ten times.”

It is a pickled pickle for Setai swinging. They are happy for $ 1 million for the season, but they expect quality in return: houses built for the last five years, fresh interiors, a beautiful garden, a large pool with a whirlpool, proximity to the ocean or a village and a minimum of six or seven rooms.

Good luck with this season, says Tsibiridis, with up to 30 to 50 new homes that meet at the East Hampton market in Montauk, and often this number of interested parties. “The most expensive houses are those that are most of the demand right now,” he says. So what does it give? “This year we have had a flood of people from the [due to the January wildfires]. They moved to New York and now want a house in the Hamptons. This year I am also noticing more people from Miami and Palm Beach. “”

So what do you need to make a choice? Try something new. Consider something with historical charm, such as 10 and 12 Fair Lea Road in Southampton. It is one of the originals of the nineteenth century of the village, with an obvious octagonal turret reminiscent of a lighthouse.

This 13 -bed classic calls for $ 1.35 million in the Memorial to Labor Day with Erica Grossman from Douglas Elliman.

Or if you have never moved away from the beach, explore the eight -bed estate to 10 Morgan Hill Way in Bridgehampton.

Yes, it is a six -minute car impatient to the sand, but what it gets in return is 1.4 hectares of grass and tennis, surrounded by protected cultivated land hectares.

He is asking for $ 950,000 for the season with Breitenbach’s Advisory Team of Compass.

Any impact impact house you choose, you don’t have to sacrifice Splendor.