The Baldwins’ Amagansett estate is back in the headlines—and the price keeps dropping.
The sprawling property has been on and off the market for nearly four years. First listed in 2022 for a lofty $29 million, the estate endured a series of price cuts before reaching $18.99 million in early 2024. Despite a personal video tour from Alec Baldwin showcasing the home many charms and family memories, no sale happened.
By fall 2024, the couple pulled the listing altogether, leading many to believe they changed plans to sell. But months later, the estate resurfaced with fresh photos and a renewed asking price of $21 million. Within weeks it had dropped to $19.99 million, and now the property has dipped back to $18.99 million.
Hilaria Baldwin has launched a social media campaign for the home, inviting her followers to help find a buyer for what she described as the family’s “piece of paradise”
Babe’s and Barney Greengrass
A new place drawing record crowds, Babe’s Diner in Sag Harbor, is red-hot.
(L-R) David Burtka and Neil Patrick Harris attend the 79th Annual Tony Awards at Radio City Music Hall on June 7, 2026 in New York City. (Photo by Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images)
Standing room doesn’t even begin to describe the crowds at this 8-seat “finer diner.” Neil Patrick Harris and his spouse David Burtka were so impressed, Harris took to Instagram to sing the praises of Babe’s. Later this summer, they will host the 25th annual
Midsummer Night Drinks on July 11 at their home in East Hampton (affectionately known as “Funhouse Farm”) in support of God’s Love We Deliver.
Adding to the mix, Babe’s on Sunday, July 5 will host Barney Greengrass — the legendary Upper West Side institution’s first-ever pop-up in its 118-year history. For one day only, Babe’s will turn into a Sag Harbor outpost of Barney Greengrass, with Gary Greengrass and his son Moe on hand and a menu built around whitefish salad and classic nova on bagels.
Storefront and sign for Barney Greengrass, a traditional Jewish-style delicatessen originally founded in 1908, on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, New York, in July 2016. (Photo by Smith Collection/Gado/Getty Images).
Golf Fever
The 126th United States Open Championship (June 18th-21st) may back up traffic on 27 East but that doesn’t quell the excitement for the upcoming golf tourney being held at the Shinnecock Hills Golf Club in Southampton. Al eyes are on Scottie Scheffler, who won at last year’s PGA Championship and Open Championship; the finals fall this year on Scheffler’s 30th birthday.
Village officials have created innovative ways of alleviating the traffic gridlock, including shuttles from nearby Riverhead and others from Agawam Park in the Village. The USGA and the Shinnecock Golf Club — considered to be the oldest links in America — have partnered with the Village to install an outdoor Jumbotron in Lake Agawam Park, allowing residents and visitors to experience the excitement.
Go Knicks
Meanwhile, neighboring East Hampton put a Jumbotron up on Newtown Lane in the heart of the village last Friday night
for what else?
The Knicks Finals!
Knicks can clinch the title Saturday with a win in San Antonio.
Playhouse Art.
Southampton Playhouse kicks off the summer season with a major art-world moment. The newly restored cultural hub is unveiling its official 2026 summer season poster, created exclusively for the Playhouse by none other than internationally acclaimed
artist Jeff Koons.
A private unveiling is set for June 12 and is expected to draw a who’s who of the Hamptons’ arts and philanthropy crowd. Following the reveal, the artist will sit down with Playhouse Artistic Director Eric Kohn for a conversation about his career, inspirations and
long-standing connection to the East End.
50 Cent appears!
Rain didn’t deter mega rapper 50 Cent from making a surprise performance at Surf Lodge — to a jam-packed
crowd over Memorial Day Weekend. 50 stayed at new hotel hotspot Offshore where he was heard to be a staff favorite.
Rapper 50 Cent performs at E11EVEN Miami’s 12th Anniversary Party on Jan. 31, 2026 in Miami, Florida. (Photo by Alexander Tamargo/Getty Images for E11EVEN)
Surf Lodge has announced their slate of live music for Summer 26 — a diverse mix, from local favorite Nancy Atlas to Chance the Rapper — Sofi Tukker, Green Velvet, The Knocks, Donavon Frankenreiter and Carlita are all on the bill.