You’re from Philly. How did you end up on the East End? There is a healthy minority of Philadelphia-to-Hamptons summer folk, going back generations. But it was my work in real estate that attracted me to the Hamptons as an adult. I knew I wanted to work in “the golden triangle” but not in Manhattan or Palm Beach. So here we are!
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You are part of the Bill Williams team. Do you always work exclusively as part of a team? As a team, we have a sort of symbiosis. We all represent independent clients, but we have each other’s support. It’s a great way to pool our experience and expertise, and also just to have enough manpower to juggle our clients’ varying needs at any given time.
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The ‘Blue Zone’ Whisperer Can you elaborate on why you refer to the East End as “The Blue Zone?”
Dan Buettner wrote a book about “blue zones,” where people live healthier and longer lives on average. Among the places are Nicoya in Costa Rica, and Sardinia in Italy . . . places where lifestyle, custom, climate, and diet combine to foster longevity. While the East End of Long Island is not included in his studies, I do think it (at its best) shares some of the qualities that let us “live long and prosper.”
Do you have a favorite hamlet? If so, why? I live in Bridgehampton. It’s very “me.” It has it all, but it’s not too big . . . easy to get everywhere, sort of in between everything. I could never decide whether I like living in Sagaponack or Sag Harbor best, so Bridgehampton wins. Independent/Ursula McNamara
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