The Hamptons are facing a summer rental glut, with over 1,000 available in August as of Wednesday. Real-estate agents said an uptick in travel and lower Wall Street bonuses are behind the glut. A glut of available properties and sky-high rental prices are adding up to a slow summer rental season, worrying real-estate agents counting on tenant demand. The hot Hamptons summer rental market, it seems, has caught a chill. "I have a summer rental that's listed for $150,000 for a month and it got an offer of $80,000.

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