May 24, 2025 - 04:27
The megamansions of Further Lane stand out as some of the largest and most expensive residences in the Hamptons. This exclusive neighborhood is known for its opulent homes, with properties often exceeding 10,000, 20,000, or even 30,000 square feet. However, recent changes to square-footage regulations have left potential buyers scrambling to adapt.
The new rules aim to curb the construction of excessively large homes, prompting buyers to reassess their plans. With the luxury real estate market already competitive, these regulations add an additional layer of complexity for those looking to invest in high-end properties. Buyers must now navigate not only their budget but also the limitations imposed by the new guidelines.
As a result, many are reconsidering their options, with some opting for smaller homes or seeking properties that can be renovated within the new square-footage limits. The changes have sparked discussions among real estate professionals, who are closely monitoring how these regulations will impact the market in the coming months.
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