Hamptons is Out of Style - Two (2) Locations for the new Cool Kids!

Catskill Mountains and Hudson River. Hamptons apparently isn't as vogue as it used to be and the new folks who've made it are thumbing their noses at the old money.

Would you buy or have already real estate in the Hamptons or consider these new places the weekend getaway for the modern Elite?

Reference: http://finance.yahoo.com/news/young-money-is-flee…

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I'd prefer a cabin on a lake where no one gives a shit who I am or what I do. Ideally there would be descent fishing and the ability to set up a duck blind.

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SW Michigan is the place for you. I dont really hunt or fish, but I'm lucky enough that my in-laws have a place on a lake less than 2 hours from Chicago. Boating, fishing and they bought a bunch of wooded, hilly acres 5 min away from a farmer in the center of his farm that aren't practical for agriculture. They put a small mod home there and use it for hunting, shooting and partying....

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Or those with inadequate funds for their own private island with full staff, Yachts, and a Jet to get there and back for the weekend getaway.

 

I mean NY beaches, suck. Big Time. I give exception to Long Beach and Montauk but locals are thumbing their nose at all the young whipersnappers with their chubbies, ray bans, rock and or roll, and butt chugging.

Jersey Shore is quiet and not 100% "MTV Jersey Shore". It's a good 40-120 min on the train/driving depending on where you want to go and when you leave.

Downside of lakes is leaches and aligator snapping turtles.

 

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