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"It's just Hamptons Business!" Commercial real estate leasing and sales with the Hamptons' #1 producing commercial real estate team.

I cover the market from Westhampton to Southampton. OVERVIEW - Sean is eager to grow your business on the East End using his comprehensive Hamptons market expertise, professional network, & global marketing reach. SPECIALIZATIONS - As a resourceful and innovation-oriented business professional, Sean has positioned himself to advise on most any industry seen on Long Island including; agriculture, construction, maritime, sustainability, professional services, manufacturing, advanced technology, and hospitality. EXCEEDING EXPECTATIONS - While obtaining his M.B.A., Sean consistently won academic excellence awards and worked in the fields of real estate, marketing, construction, energy, innovation, and telecommunications. Sean has completed extensive studies used by top Long Island industry professionals on the topics of economic development, downtown revitalization, and market rate housing. PASSION - Sean realized his passion for real estate from his first jobs in estate gardening, construction, and volunteering for organic farms on the South Fork. Extensive business education and industry placements also impressed upon Sean the ambition of growing local commerce. PERSONALLY - Sean is an avid bike rider and frequents farmer’s markets to support local entrepreneurs. There are few places that offer such a unique mix of natural assets, architectural magnificence and access to amenities as the Hamptons. It’s hard to find someone who cares as much about Eastern Long Island as Sean does. Leasing, Investment Properties, Resort Businesses, Land, Luxury Development, and Real Estate Advisory.

11/05/2026

Optimizing Profitability and Operational Standards Across Boutique and Independent Hospitality Properties

Standalone boutique lodgings and non-chain hotels routinely capture strong travel traffic, yet converting that interest into healthy net operating income presents ongoing managerial friction. Unfocused market targeting, pricing pushback from guests, and inconsistencies across the guest stay can dilute profitability. Establishing daily operational consistency serves as the cornerstone for sustainable financial health across the independent sector.

Unlocking long-term value begins with clear asset intelligence and deliberate market placement. Distinct from large hotel chains, independent venues succeed when their physical footprint and amenities directly cater to specific niche demographics. Pairing this focus with disciplined revenue oversight allows operators to use forward-looking booking indicators rather than reactive discounting. Regularly assessing average daily rate (ADR) and revenue per available room (RevPAR) empowers management to capture ideal nightly rates without dampening overall property demand.

Beyond pricing structures, frontline efficiency and internal accountability determine the bottom line. Utilizing technology-driven scheduling aligns staffing needs directly with guest volume, curtailing excessive labor overhead while maintaining high service benchmarks. Structured operational rollouts spanning 30, 60, and 90 days allow properties to diagnose operational gaps, implement targeted procedural improvements, and review guest feedback loops. Cultivating a disciplined workplace culture directly boosts guest retention, strengthening the overall financial trajectory of independent hospitality businesses.

George Dfouni.Blog:
https://georgedfouni.blog/2026/02/04/driving-operational-excellence-tailored-strategies-for-independent-hospitality-businesses/

11/04/2026

Herrick Hardware Anchors Southampton with Over a Century and a Half of Village Service

Standing along Main Street, Herrick Hardware represents a foundational chapter in Southampton’s commercial development. Established in 1869, this enduring outpost ranks among the South Fork’s oldest continually operating retail institutions, having supplied generations of residents, builders, and tradespeople through decades of regional transformation.

The store maintains its longstanding identity as an authentic, full-service community hardware hub. Rather than shifting to fleeting trends, the shelves remain stocked with the essential supplies required to sustain coastal homes and village properties, offering comprehensive assortments of traditional hand and power tools, paints, fasteners, plumbing gear, and everyday household essentials. Knowledgeable staff members provide the practical expertise and neighborly guidance that defined Main Street commerce over 150 years ago.

Herrick Hardware continues to balance deep historical continuity with everyday utility. By preserving its operational roots right in downtown Southampton, the business serves as a living link to the East End’s mercantile past while answering the functional needs of modern property owners.

Herrick Hardware:
www.herrickhardware.com

11/04/2026

Lewin Farms Sustains North Fork U-Pick Legacy and Agricultural Heritage in Calverton

Fronting the farm belt along Sound Avenue, Lewin Farms stands as an agricultural trailblazer across eastern Long Island. Holding the distinction of being the region’s pioneer pick-your-own enterprise, the multi-generational family destination invites visitors into its active fields to harvest fresh produce and berries throughout the farming season.

Complementing the hands-on field harvesting, the expansive roadside retail stand delivers a diverse bounty of farm-grown fruits and seasonal vegetables directly to travelers and neighborhood kitchens. This straightforward field-to-stand setup highlights the authentic rural charm of western Riverhead, preserving traditional cultivation practices while offering an engaging outdoor experience for families and home cooks alike.

By providing direct access to locally grown crops across decades of continuous stewardship, Lewin Farms remains a vital cornerstone of North Fork agritourism. The Sound Avenue operation continues to foster a strong community connection to regional farming traditions and fresh seasonal harvests.

Lewin Farms:
www.lewinfarms.com

11/03/2026

Nizo’s Cuts and Shaves Carries Forward Main Street Grooming Tradition in Greenport

Downtown Greenport’s traditional barbering legacy remains firmly intact along Main Street. Following the retirement of long-time local barber Tony “Toppy” Ficurilli, who operated his beloved shop for more than five decades, veteran North Fork barber Nizo Chrabekh assumed stewardship of the storefront, establishing Nizo’s Cuts and Shaves.

Chrabekh brings deep roots and nearly two decades of grooming expertise to the historic village, having honed his trade for 18 years across the North Fork, including his continuing ownership of Cutchogue Barber on Main Road. A Stony Brook mathematics graduate who also tutors neighborhood students at Floyd Memorial Library, Chrabekh transitioned into the space with a community-first approach, modernizing the shop’s interior with updated floors, fresh mirrors, and sleek vanities alongside landlord Morgant Fiedler of the neighbouring Fiedler Gallery.

Operating as an inclusive, everyday neighborhood staple, Nizo’s Cuts and Shaves preserves the classic walk-in atmosphere that defined the storefront for generations. The shop caters to all ages and hair types, providing clean, dependable cuts, fades, and trims with seven-day availability from 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM daily.

Northforker:
https://northforker.com/2025/04/passing-the-scissor-new-owner-takes-over-tonys-barber-shop/

11/03/2026

Briermere Farms Upholds North Fork Baking Heritage with Orchard-Grown Fruit Pies

Set along the agricultural corridor of Sound Avenue in Riverhead, Briermere Farms stands as one of the North Fork’s most celebrated roadside culinary landmarks. Renowned across the East End and well beyond, the working fruit farm and bakery draws steady streams of visitors seeking traditional, scratch-made goods deeply tied to the surrounding soil.

The cornerstone of the operation is its commitment to authentic, on-site production without shortcuts. Rather than relying on commercial pre-made fillings, the kitchen utilizes fresh fruit harvested straight from the farm’s own orchards and fields. This tree-to-crust standard produces a renowned rotating roster of double-crust fruit pies, cream-topped specialties, muffins, breads, cookies, and homemade preserves that reflect the seasonal rhythms of Long Island agriculture.

By pairing traditional farm production with an unyielding dedication to handcrafted baking, Briermere Farms remains an essential stop for locals and seasonal travelers exploring eastern Long Island. Its enduring popularity reinforces the timeless appeal of authentic agricultural traditions rooted on Sound Avenue.

Briermere Farms:
www.briermerefarms.com

11/02/2026

Flight to Quality Defines U.S. Small Business M&A Market as Buyers Tighten Standards

The third-quarter U.S. business-for-sale landscape demonstrated notable resilience alongside shifting buyer expectations. Closed transactions leveled off at 2,132 deals, reflecting a market where motivated buyers continue to pursue acquisitions while applying stricter scrutiny to financial transparency, cash flow consistency, and operational independence.

The overall market shows a clear divergence between lower-tier listings and high-performing enterprises. Acquisitions commanding sale prices over $1 million captured a record 22% of total Q3 deal volume, selling at an average of 100.8% of asking price. Conversely, smaller main-street businesses faced increased buyer caution, driven by stricter Small Business Administration (SBA) lending criteria, elevated operating expenses, and margin compression from lingering inflation.

Sector dynamics favored essential and industrial operations. Service-oriented businesses led transaction activity with 992 closed sales, supported by strong demand for commercial repair, maintenance, and specialized technical providers. Manufacturing operations commanded premium valuations, with median sale prices climbing to $807,000. Consumer-facing retail and restaurant listings experienced lower transaction volume, though well-run locations with clear earnings records continued to clear the market. Additionally, small business owners adopting artificial intelligence tools reported operational efficiency gains, translating into stronger financial performance ahead of prospective exit timing.

Biz Buy Sell:
https://www.bizbuysell.com/insight-report/

11/02/2026

GoldBrew Highlights East Quogue Expansion alongside Goldberg’s Bagels Legacy

Representing a fresh chapter in a 76-year regional culinary history, fourth-generation owner Amanda Goldberg and her husband, Nir Shemesh, have expanded their East Quogue operational footprint with the rollout of GoldBrew at 481 Montauk Highway. As an original, specialty beverage-focused concept, GoldBrew operates as a dedicated café destination featuring custom espresso beverages, functional smoothies, nutrient-dense acai bowls, gelato, and fresh-baked pastries. The shop provides a modern, lifestyle-driven atmosphere designed for light dining, relaxed coffee breaks, and daily takeaway.

The launch of GoldBrew complements the couple’s established East Quogue flagship, Goldberg’s Bagels, located down the corridor at 674 Montauk Highway. Originally arriving on Main Street in 2015 before relocating to its expanded Montauk Highway site, the bakery maintains traditional counter service anchored by classic boiled bagels, breakfast sandwiches, and specialty deli spreads. By managing both storefronts, the pair balances deep-rooted family heritage with contemporary menu innovation, introducing an exclusive line of branded apparel alongside their expanding beverage program.

Operating as a dual-concept presence along East Quogue’s primary commercial stretch, GoldBrew and Goldberg’s Bagels together offer a complete morning-to-afternoon destination. The side-by-side operations strengthen long-standing neighborhood ties, serving year-round East End residents, early morning commuters, and seasonal South Fork visitors through a blend of time-honored baking traditions and modern café offerings.

Dan’s Papers:
https://www.danspapers.com/2025/07/amanda-goldberg-nir-shemesh-bagels/

10/30/2026

EMO Electric Advances Eco-Friendly Boating with Retail Headquarters in East Moriches

Pioneering clean marine propulsion across local waterways, EMO Electric has established a flagship storefront at 215 Atlantic Avenue in East Moriches. Co-founded in 2022 by solar industry leader T.R. Ludwig and sailing instructor Luke Hickling, the business focuses on making quiet, zero-emission watercraft accessible to coastal communities across Long Island.

The retail showroom acts as a regional distribution hub for compact electric outboard motors and high-performance electric vessels. The outfit carries premier marine brands, including Torqeedo, ePropulsion, Remigo, Temo, Flux Marine, and Vision Boats, supplying ideal electric setups for dinghies, tenders, inflatables, and larger bay cruisers. To help boaters make the switch, the team provides hands-on consultations, electric motor repowering services, custom boat design, and dockside charging integration.

Operating out of Atlantic Cove Marina, the showroom allows visitors to test-drive electric vessels, such as Flux Marine-powered dual consoles, electric sailboats, and tenders, to experience silent, zero-emission navigation firsthand. By pairing clean technology expertise with local maritime knowledge, EMO Electric continues to drive sustainable boating initiatives across South Fork and East End harbors.

Long Island Business News:
https://libn.com/2025/05/12/long-island-electric-boat-maker-opening-first-retail-location/

10/30/2026

Vana Yoga Fosters Mindful Movement and Wellness Community in Eastport

Anchoring the health and wellness landscape along Montauk Highway in Eastport, Vana Yoga offers a sanctuary for physical movement, personal grounding, and community connection. Designed as an intentional space for individuals at every stage of their practice, the boutique studio blends holistic fitness methodologies with restorative self-care practices.

The studio curriculum encompasses a diverse spectrum of movement disciplines tailored for all ages and skill levels. Daily offerings range from energetic Kettlebell HIIT & Flow, Power Vinyasa, and Heated Yoga Sculpt to focused Pilates Core & Sculpt, Mat Pilates, Ashtanga Primary Series, and Gentle Flow sessions. Family-focused programming includes specialized offerings like Kidnastics for toddlers, Little Yogis Story Time, and dedicated Kids Yoga classes, alongside evening Sound & Serenity restorative sessions.

In addition to recurring weekly classes, the studio regularly hosts monthly community events, seasonal gatherings, and interactive workshops. Special offerings frequently highlight immersive experiences such as sound bath and energy work sessions, creative artisan workshops, bi-lingual classes, and local holiday events. By cultivating a welcoming environment led by experienced instructors, Vana Yoga continues to support the overall well-being of the surrounding East End community through purposeful movement and inclusive programming.

Vana Yoga:
www.vana-yoga.com

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145 Main Street
Westhampton Beach, NY
11978

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Tuesday	8am - 9pm
Wednesday	8am - 9pm
Thursday	8am - 9pm
Friday	8am - 9pm
Saturday	8am - 9pm
Sunday	8am - 9pm

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