April means the places you've been dreaming about all winter are finally opening their doors again.

There's something about this moment—when the Hamptons shakes off the quiet and the restaurants start turning on their lights—that feels like coming home. The air is still cool enough that you'll want a sweater at dinner, but warm enough that eating outside sounds perfect instead of optimistic.

Navy Beach opens April 24th, and if you've been waiting for the perfect sunset spot in Montauk, this is it.

I love Navy Beach for so many reasons—the setting, the food, the fact that it works for date night, dinner with friends, or the whole family. But mostly, I love the flexibility of it.

There's something about Westhampton that hits different. It's quieter than Southampton, more grounded than East Hampton, but still close enough to everything that makes a Hamptons summer feel complete. The village is walkable, the beaches are minutes away, and the rhythm here feels a little slower—in the best way.

This summer, I have a waterfront condo available at Westhampton Landings that captures exactly what I love about this part of the East End. It's not about square footage or marble countertops (though it's beautiful inside). It's about waking up to sunrise over the Moneybogue Canal, having your kayak ready at the dock, and knowing the village is 900 feet from your door.

Last week, we found out we'd been recognized at Douglas Elliman's annual Ellies awards, and honestly, we're still processing it.

#1 in Rental GCI. #2 in Rental Transactions. Top 5 in Transactions overall. Top 10 in GCI. Top 15 in Volume. Diamond status, which puts us in the top 6% company-wide.

These aren't just numbers on a plaque (though the plaque is nice). They represent 125+ transactions in 2025. Families who found their place here. Renters who spent their first summer in the Hamptons. Buyers who took the leap from visiting to belonging.