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East Egg Realty operates in Manhattan, Long Island, and the Hamptons. The company, East Egg Realty, was founded in 2008 by real estate investors, Leslie French & Jonathan Cifuentes, who are local to the North Shore and Manhattan area. In 2010, East Egg Realty was ranked #27 in the Top 30 Residential Brokers by The Real Deal Magazine.[1] East Egg Realty has a strong New Development Department, and their portfolio includes properties such as the recognized Soho Mews found in the heart of Soho, NYC and the sought-after Panoramic View, located at the tip of Long Island, in Montauk, NY. East Egg Realty manages resales, rentals and offers property management throughout Manhattan and Long Island.

Why Is East Egg Realty Named East Egg?

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The name "East Egg" is a tribute to the fictional town coined by F. Scott Fitzgerald in his famous novel, The Great Gatsby. This iconic work of literature is a testament to the unprecedented levels of prosperity enjoyed by residents of Long Island's North Shore as the economy soared in the early 1920s. Fitzgerald's contrast of the fictional towns "East Egg" and "West Egg" pays homage to the old money atmosphere and social customs that shaped the North Shore region and live on to this day.

Who Founded East Egg Realty?

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Leslie C. French and Jonathan C. Cifuentes founded East Egg Realty in 2008.

Philanthropy

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Gold Coast Mansion Alliance

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The Gold Coast Mansion Alliance was established to protect and restore the historic Gold Coast Estates found throughout Long Island. East Egg Realty is a sponsorof the Gold Coast Mansion Alliance[2].

Mansions & Millionaires

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Mansions and Millionaires was established to save the architectural history of Long Island’s Gold Coast by rejuvenating the historical estates and making them suitable for presentation. East Egg Realty supports and sponsors the Mansions & Millionaires' Annual Designers’ Showcase®.

Grenville-Baker Boys & Girls Club

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East Egg Realty is a sponsor of the Grenville Baker Boys & Girls Club and supports the organization's numerous annual events including The Egg-Ceptional Egg Contest, June Dance Gala, Day For Kids, and more.

Memberships

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East Egg Realty is apart of the following organizations:

Published

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East Egg Realty has been published in the following:

Active Neighborhoods

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Manhattan

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Beekman, Bowery, Clinton, Chelsea, East Village, Flatiron, Gramercy, Harlem, Lower East Side, Murray Hill, NoHo, Nolita, SoHo, Tribeca, Tudor City, Upper East Side, Upper West Side, West Village & more.

Long Island

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Bayville, Brookville, Centre Island, Cold Spring Harbor, East Hills, Glen Cove, Glen Head, Huntington, Lattingtown, Locust Valley, Manhasset, Mill Neck, Muttontown, Old Brookville, Old Westbury, Oyster Bay, Oyster Bay Cove, Port Washington, Roslyn, Sands Point, Sea Cliff, Upper Brookville & more.

The Hamptons

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Amagansett, Bridgehampton, East Hampton, Hampton Bays, Montauk, Sag Harbor, Sagaponack, Southampton, Wainscott, Water Mill, West Hampton & more.

References

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  1. ^ Taylor, Candace. "The Top Brokers. Real Deal. June 2010:34-35."
  2. ^ Associated Press, . "L.I. Group Promotes Gold Coast Mansions." Long Island Press. (2010) Web.
  3. ^ Manhattan Chamber of Commerce. Company Directory – East Egg Realty. Manhattan Chamber of Commerce
  4. ^ Kershaw, Sarah. "Oscar de la Renta Buys SoHo Apartment." New York Times Oct 3, 2010. New York Edition RE2. Print and Web
  5. ^ "Historic move on LI: East Egg Realty." Real Estate Weekly. June 2010. Web.
  6. ^ "A French connection to building a better industry." Broker's Weekly. September 2010. Web.
  7. ^ Whitehouse, Beth. "East Egg Realty opens office in Locust Valley." Newsday October 16, 2009. Web.
  8. ^ Winzelberg, David. "East Egg Hatches Locust Valley Office." Long Island Business News October 7, 2009. Web.
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