About Gary DePersia

With well over $3 billion of real estate transactions on the East End since 1995, Gary DePersia is consistently among the top producers in the Hamptons. The year-on-year member of Corcoran’s President Council has qualified as a national list maker since 2008 when The Wall Street Journal ranked him the nation’s 4th top broker. Operating with three licensed assistants has allowed Gary to build a business stretching from Southampton to Montauk and Sagaponack to Shelter Island for buyers, sellers, renters and investors. Gary’s 30 years in Hamptons luxury real estate has generated benchmark sales and an unsurpassed reputation for being the best in his industry.

Gary’s reputation has been built through decades of relationships with buyers, sellers, developers, attorneys, architects, investors, and industry professionals throughout the Hamptons. Luxury properties are sold through experience, market knowledge, negotiation, and trust. Throughout his career, Gary has represented many of the East End’s most notable properties, from Southampton to Montauk and from Sagaponack to Shelter Island. He has successfully marketed and sold hundreds of exclusive listings while helping buyers and renters find the right properties for their needs. His deep knowledge of every Hamptons village, waterfront enclave, and estate section allows him to provide clients with insight few can match. Whether representing a waterfront retreat, development opportunity, or world-class estate, Gary understands that every property and client is unique. A trusted resource for clients and brokers alike, Gary has appeared on NBC’s Open House, CBS’s Living Large, and PBS’s Best Places to Live, and is frequently quoted by major media outlets covering luxury real estate. Most importantly, clients work directly with Gary. His experience, strategy, negotiation skills, and personal involvement remain central to every transaction. After more than 30 years in the business, he continues to deliver exceptional service and results for every client he represents.