David Andrews

1 week ago | hamptons.com | David Andrews

Hamptons Social x Figue Summer Soiree celebrated the start of the season with exceptional verve, a glitzy guestlist, and an inspired expression of the Hamptons community. You know Summer has started when you’re holding a cocktail at Grey Gardens. A curated tribute to the season ahead, the annual summer soirée at the iconic Grey Gardens estate in East Hampton was co-hosted by Lizabeth Zindel Wells of Hamptons Social and Liz Lange, CEO and Creative Director of Figue.

1 week ago | hamptons.com | David Andrews

If you were on the Hamptons Jitney, Cathy Tweedy would be the ultimate seat partner. She is friendly, low-key hilarious, and down to earth, but Cathy Tweedy knows luxury real estate better than a Montauk fisherman knows tuna. With a career that bridges Manhattan’s boardrooms and Bridgehampton’s backyards, Cathy Tweedy brings a cosmopolitan sensibility to the world of Hamptons real estate.

1 week ago | hamptons.com | David Andrews

As a celebrity bartender, Ja Rule was always there when we called, always on time. Hosted in the Hamptons at Calissa, Ja Rule showed off his mixology skills, livin’ it up and serving craft cocktails from Amber & Opal as the premium whiskey brand launched in the Hamptons. Calissa has never exactly been short on star power, but this was a night to remember—it’s murda how good the vibes were.

2 weeks ago | hamptons.com | David Andrews

When you talk about life west of the canal, one name keeps coming up: Rod Cummings. With buyers increasingly looking west of Southampton for value, access, and a more laid-back vibe, historic and quaint enclaves like Quogue Village, the Hamlet of Quiogue, and the vibrant Westhampton Beach Village are experiencing considerable attention. Rod Cummings, a trusted advisor in the Westhampton Beach area, has seen this evolution firsthand.

3 weeks ago | hamptons.com | David Andrews

In the Hamptons, some real estate agents wear loafers—John and Jack Healey wear waders. So, to interview Jack and John Healey, I met them where they are most comfortable: by the water. When they arrived, John, coming from the Bridgehampton Fire Department; Jack had spent the morning on the water fishing the Peconics. As their trucks pulled up, I was reminded of some ancient wisdom: You can learn a lot about a man based on his truck.