For 10 years, New Yorker Dennis Crowley spent summer weekends in the Hamptons, the string of beachfront villages on Long Island’s eastern tip.
Splitting season-long “share houses” with friends, he noticed that the Hamptons “just kept getting more and more expensive,” even as the crowds increased. “You’d go to a coffee shop in Amagansett and wait in line 20 minutes,” said Mr. Crowley, now 43, the co-founder of the tech company Foursquare. Eventually, he and his now-wife, Chelsa Crowley, “realized that this isn’t our scene,” he said.
They can have it!
don’t ruin the North Fork!
Not now WSJ!
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