Hamptons Real Estate Professionals Will Examine Lasting Effects Of The Pandemic On The Market June 10 - 27 East

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Hamptons Real Estate Professionals Will Examine Lasting Effects Of The Pandemic On The Market June 10

authorStaff Writer on Jun 7, 2021

The Express News Group’s Getting Real with East End Real Estate series of virtual panel discussions continues Thursday, June 10, at 10 a.m. with “A Flash in the Pan or The New Normal?: The Lasting Effects of the Pandemic on the Hamptons Market.”

A panel of local real estate professionals will examine what changes spurred by the pandemic will remain after New York City and the world are fully open again. Schooling will be in-person five days a week come fall and offices are recalling employees who have been working remotely — so will the new full-time residents of the Hamptons stick around?

The panelists will be Jane Babcook of Brown Harris Stevens, Ervie Cervi of The Corcoran Group, Patrick Galway of Town & Country, Vincent Horcasitas of Saunders & Associates, Enzo Morabito of Douglas Elliman, Ginger Thoerner of Sotheby’s International Realty and Yorgos Tsibiridis of Compass.

Express News Group Executive Editor Joseph P. Shaw will moderate.

Admission to this online event is free for Sag Harbor Express and Southampton Press subscribers, and $10 for others. Email sessions@expressnewsgroup.com for more information.

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