Discover the local landscape with Chris Nuzzi, Advantage Title's Regional Director, who draws on his experience as a former Southampton Town Trustee. Chris shares valuable insights into local government dynamics. Delving into the real estate realm, Chris demystifies title insurance. He highlights the significance of title insurance protecting property ownership rights, underlining why having it is paramount for peace of mind.

Ralph Pacifico, the visionary behind Pacifico Engineering, simplifies the distinctions between residential codes and building codes to help us understand them better. As an engineer and advocate for sustainable solutions, Ralph shares one of his pet peeves - the unnecessary destruction of Homestead, Florida, following the devastating impact of hurricane Andrew.

Brian Moorman, renowned for his impressive NFL career as the Buffalo Bills' star punter, has made an inspiring transition to the world of real estate. As the founder of the Moorman Group in Ponte Vedra Beach, he brings the same level of dedication and passion that defined his football success to the dynamic real estate industry. With its stunning coastal location, the area has become a highly desirable destination for both primary residence seekers and vacation home buyers.

Corcoran agent Joe Gonzalez shares his insights and strategies for buying and selling in the Hamptons. How should a buyer be prepared to buy? Where is the market and where is it going?

Costa Rica broker Tim Giannone explores all the real estate possibilities that the Pacific Ocean coastline offers, especially Jaco and the surrounding communities. Tim details the process of buying a house or condo on the Pacific Ocean and why so many people are becoming expats.

As the co-owner of one of the leading agencies in Newport, Rhode Island, Paul Leys chats about the similarities and differences between the Hamptons and Newport. Where are buyers coming from and has the sales and rental market changed since last year?

Diletta Giorgolo, head of residential sales offices in Italy, explains why people want to buy in Rome as compared to other European cities. Diletta also illuminates the process of purchasing a Roman home and the importance of having the right agent.

One of Milwaukee's top agents, Cierra Burmeister shares her thoughts of the City and the surrounding communities. Having pursued real estate after graduating college, she explains why Milwaukee is such a great place for investors and families.

Having his license in both the Hamptons and the New York metro market, Corcoran broker Bob Kittine addresses some of the pitfalls of Co-Op boards and how to avoid them. Bob also explains how he sells homes in the Hamptons from the air.

Washwick Insurance agent Sharon Washwick shares her journey of following in her father Karl's footsteps. She enlightens us as to why it's important to have homeowner's and flood insurance even if you live miles from the bay or ocean.

Glacier top broker Debbie Maue has a license in Chicago and Whitefish, Montana. She educates us about what is happening in the Chicago real estate market and then takes us to Whitefish, Montana to explain why it is a little piece of heaven, especially in the summertime.

Division Manager for Contour Mortgages, Frank Melia clears up misconceptions with the recent changes to the Federal Housing Finance Agency mortgage pricing, especially when it comes to low and high credit borrowers.

Wins Inspection Founder, Tom Unverzagt talks about the essential elements one should consider before buying an older home. Some of the things buyers should be aware of include structural integrity, the risk of lead paint and asbestos to mention a few.

Chief Economist of Terra Holdings, Greg Heym ruminates about Fed Chairman Powell's recent 75 basis points rate hike and how that is affecting real estate. He wraps up the 11th year of Realife by making an economic prediction for 2023.

Hamptons House Watching owner & broker Amadeus Erhardt offers some helpful tips to homeowners when it comes to property management.

Karl Washwick, owner of Washwick Insurance, speaks to what limits you should have on home and auto policies. What are some of the things homeowners are unaware of when it comes to insurance companies not paying for damages?

Corcoran broker and dual licensee Robert Kittine offers his insights regarding the similarities and the differences between New York City and the Hamptons real estate markets. Is the market cooling?

Real estate journalist and former educator, John Viteritti explains why and how a real estate professional is so different from a professional salesperson.

Chris Nuzzi, Vice President of Advantage Title, educates listeners on why a homeowner should have title insurance. What is it and why is it worth having? He also shares how he navigated closings after Suffolk County closed its offices due to ransomware.

Platinum producer for William Pitt, Maria Tziolis espouses why Westport, Connecticut is booming. She delves into how she came from Kalamata, Greece to be a part of the community, and why the inventory there is so low.

Robert Nelson is Executive Managing Director of the Hamptons at Brown Harris Stevens. He shares his advice to those thinking of becoming agents. He also delves into what happened in the rental market and what is happening in sales.

Ken Secor of Ken Secor Construction enlightens listeners as to what a boutique construction firm is and what it does to make the construction process easier for the homeowner, from building permits to changes in building plans.

Halley Thatcher, founder of Houseport, shares her unique concept of building an affordable home that is extremely energy efficient and good for the environment. Houseport has built homes in California, Texas, and the North Fork.

Besides people flocking to the Hamptons for the sun and surf, they're coming for the culture and art. Executive Director of the Hamptons Festival of Music, Michael Yip tells us why and how the festival contributes to the appeal of the East End.

New York State Assemblyman Fred Thiele addresses a long-standing issue for the East End: affordable housing. What is being done to alleviate the problem?

Win Home Inspections owner Tom Unverzagt elaborates on the technological advances he employs when it comes to septic and cesspool inspections. Why is analyzing pool water and pool water loss is so important to pool inspections?

Marc Chiffert of Chiffert Engineering and Architectural Design has come up with a unique concept to alleviate the East End affordable housing crisis and promote mental health in the process.

North Fork attorney, Sandra Saiegh, shares her past as an attorney in Argentina and how different real estate there is as compared to here. Also, what should buyers be aware of when purchasing property in the North Fork.

Punit Chugh, Director of Aryaman Builders, shares a new concept in building homes that is changing the home building landscape. He is building fine homes that are more energy-efficient, greener, and completed in a shorter period of time than stick-built.

Lylla Carter is in the top 1% of agents in the country, with over twenty years of real estate experience. She talks about the changes in the Hamptons market and what buyers should know coming into it.

Berthed on Long Wharf, the American Beauty II has become an iconic fixture of Sag Harbor Village. Captain Don Heckman explains how the town has become a destination for people from around the world and is in the center of natural beauty.

Shelter Island broker Susan Cincotta speaks to the recent news article saying the "Rock" is attracting the rich and famous because the ferries make the island a gated community, and how the real estate market has changed.

Ralph Pacifico of Pacifico Engineering educates us about Innovative/Alternative Onsite Wastewater Systems. Who is required to have them? Why are they required? How much do they cost? How are they maintained and are they necessary?

We go South and chat with one of Nashville's top agents, Karl Jacobsen. Karl speaks to the population surge there and its effect on the real estate market. How do buyers navigate the multiple bids scenario?

Top Corcoran broker Mary Slattery explains her viewpoints as to why the rental market is so markedly different from years past.  She sheds light on how to price your house in this buyers' market, since comps from 6-9 months ago might not work.

Miami Beach's top producer Anna Sherril illuminates us with her insights into the South Beach market.  Why it is on fire, where is it going, and who is going there?

Greg Heym, Chief Economist for Terra Holdings, illuminates how inflation will affect the real estate market. Will we have a recession or stagflation?

Diane Saatchi, a consummate broker for Saunders, explains what pocket listings, off-market listings, and "coming soon" listings are and the differences between them. Are they good for a seller?

John wraps up his 10th year of Realife by chatting with Saunders broker Diane Saatchi about the psychological aspects of furniture. How does the sale of a house get complicated when you include the sale of furniture?

Lars Carlson, one of the leading brokers in Telluride for LIV, shares his 35 years of knowledge of how a once-upon-a-time mining town transformed into a thriving community and a destination for avid skiers and why starter homes begin above 3.5 million.

Robert Nelson, the Executive Managing Director of the Hamptons for Brown Harris Stevens, shares his wisdom of 37 years in real estate and why pricing a house correctly for sale is so important, especially in this booming market.

Chris Nuzzi, executive VP of Advantage Title, talks about title insurance and why a homeowner needs it to protect themselves from some of the issues that can arise before and after the closing.

Martha Gundersen, a high-profile broker with Eliman, chats with John about the role the pandemic had on the Hamptons market and where it is going in the future. Will prices continue to rise? How are developers reacting to the supply chain issues?

Andrew Lieb, managing director of Lieb at Law, discusses the ramifications of the new rental law that was recently enacted in New York and how it affects the short-term rentals of the Hamptons.

FEMA expert Alison Schmidt of Epic Insurance enlightens us about the various flood zones of FEMA. She explains the new regulations that are going to affect premiums and how FEMA will calculate them. Schmidt discusses how and why some will see significant increases in their premiums while others won’t due to new FEMA algorithms.

Kathryn Slye, V.P of the East Hampton Aviation Association, explains why the East Hampton airport should remain open. How would closing it would the East End economy and what remedies are being taken to alleviate the noise?

Mary Terry, a North Fork top producer, illuminates us with her insights into the North Fork real estate market.  Her ancestry dates back to the Halseys and the Corwiths. Mary also expands on the question, will the North Fork become like the South Fork?

Along with his insights and prognostications into the Hamptons market, Joe Gonzalez of Brown Harris Stevens shares some hilarious stories of his childhood in Japan.

West of the Canal Top Producer Deirdre DeVita explains how being a ballerina for the Metropolitan Opera influenced her success in real estate. She also gives her insights into why the summer surge season happened and her poignant thoughts for the fall.

James Peyton, a top Corcoran broker, speaks about how this summer rental season was similar to last year and shares his thoughts about next year.  Has the market slowed down or is it just on pause?

Jack Cotton, author, educator, and founder of a large Cape Cod agency, shares his passion and philosophy about real estate. Having started his agency from his college dorm room, he shares the knowledge he has acquired over the years. 

As more homeowners are becoming full-time residents, Jack Kelly of JK Chef and Domestic Collections chats about the benefits of having a chef becoming part of the household and the process that takes place to make that happen. Besides chefs, there are domestics.  What is involved in being a butler?

John visits with Jonathan Soh, Brokerage Manager of Sotheby's Wine Country offices, to talk about the similarities of East End real estate and the Napa Valley market. They discuss how it was affected by the pandemic, the wildfires, and what is happening now.

Foster Reeve of Foster Reeve Associates is back again to educate about "what is old, is new" and that's plaster. Reeves explains how it is eco-friendly, mold-free, and versatile for all applications, especially in modern construction and unique situations like vaulted staircases.

John Christopher goes out to Big Sky Country with Debbie Maue of Glacier Realty in Whitefish, Montana to explore the state of the real estate market there. Being a second home market like the Hamptons, Debbie gives her perspective on the pandemic and how it has changed since it started and who is flocking to her area.

John invites Ken Secor of Ken Secor Construction to discuss the recent Wall Street Journal article titled, "Small Contractors Miss Out on the Housing Boom" and how challenging it has been in the construction business with the pandemic, rising lumber prices, and the lack of certain supplies.

John Goldman, the managing director for Brown Harris Stevens commercial division in Manhattan, elucidates what happened to the market during the pandemic, what is happening now, and what may come in the future.

John interviews Hamptons Interior Designer, Barabra Feldman. With over 30+ years in the business, Barbara imparts her knowledge of gut renovations, expansions to kitchens and bath layouts, and stairway design. They also touch upon space planning.

Andrew Lieb educates the listener about what a 1031 is, the overall tax strategy of using them, and what would happen if they are eliminated. They also broach the subject of cannabis becoming legal in New York and what effect that might have on the vineyards in the East End.

Then, Robert Kittine, Corcoran Manhattan Broker tells John Christopher why there is a sudden surge in the Manhattan market. They also dive into why Co-Op boards can sometimes be difficult, how to overcome some of the difficulties and what the market looks like for the future.

What do you do if you do if a bird has fallen from a tree in your back yard?  Or for that matter, you have a baby duck in your pool or a squirrel in your chimney?  One of the joys of living in the Hamptons is the wildlife. But what happens when it comes into your home? John Christopher speaks to Evelyn Alexander Wildlife Rescue Center executive director Ginni Frati to illuminate some of the things you should do when it comes to wildlife.

VP of Quontic Bank Lending Frank Melia speaks with John on a number of topics, from myths and mortgages to why some banks are not lending.

Ralph Pacifico of Pacifico Engineering chats with John about home inspections last year and now. Should buyers be there at inspections? What to be aware of when it comes to 100 year home and new construction. Also, they discuss I/A septic systems and grants available.