“We had someone visit the site last week—and they’re a local whose family is maturing, and they’re considering creating a family compound,” he says. “And we’ve had people from New York who want to live bicoastal, and we’ve also had inquiries from people in Asia, Europe, and the Middle East.”
His process, he says, has been deliberate from the very beginning. “The ownership group has been very consistent,” he says. “We’ve been very focused developing it to what it is today, and at this point, for the very first time, the estate is presentable.”
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