A developer outlines plans to build a single large family compound on two-thirds of a beachfront property, keeping the land intact instead of subdividing it into many homes. The strategy prioritizes privacy, architectural distinction, and preserving the limited beachfront for one family rather than dense development.
The neighbor wants to keep a third of it and let us market the other two-thirds and align it with a client, the right client. And they want to work with us versus one of the builders right in their backyard. Beachfront, once it's gone, it's gone. And I like to preserve that. The larger parcel that I can get, I love that because I'm only looking for a certain clientele who appreciates privacy and wants to build a larger scale home or a family compound for generations. And memories, building memories with their families. But it's because we're keeping that property intact and wanting to do a beautiful structure that's great architecture that benefits the community as well, rather than chopping up and putting a bunch of small homes on it.
