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SAINT BARTHS The New Collector’s Haven

ACT II: BLAINE TRUMP on Life in Miami VOL. 39 NO. 2

ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENT

How One Colgate Heir Chose a Different Path

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A collection of just 72 intimate, ultra-luxurious residences in one of South Florida’s most desirable oceanfront locations. Secure your chance to experience luxury living at the water’s edge.

Starting from the Low $900s 954.607.1328 SabbiaBeachCondos.com On-Site Sales Center - 730 N. Ocean Blvd., Pompano Beach

This offering is subject to errors, omissions, prior sale, change of price, or withdrawal without notice, and not intended to solicit currently listed property. Oral representation cannot be relied upon as correctly stating the representations of the developer. For correct representations, make reference to this advertisement and to the documents required by section 718.503, Florida statutes, to be furnished by a developer to a buyer or lessee. This is not an offer to sell or solicitation of offers to buy condominium units in states where such offer or solicitation cannot be made. Prices, plans, and specifications are subject to change without notice. Void in states where prohibited. Additional restrictions may apply. Artist’s conceptual rendering. Advertising & Interactive by

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Introducing the RIVA Penthouse Collection. Ocean views. City views. Sunset & Sunrise Terraces with summer kitchens. Rooftop spas with ocean panoramas. A private elevator foyer and a personal elevator. Your own two-car garage. And of course the spa, the gym and lap pool over the river. And did we mention your own boat slip?

Premier DeveloPers We are pledged to the letter and spirit of the U.S. policy for the achievement of equal housing opportunity throughout the Nation. We encourage and support an affirmative advertising and marketing program in which there are no barriers to obtaining housing because of race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status or national origin. Oral representation cannot be relied upon as correctly stating representations of the developer. For correct representations make reference to the documents required by section

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All of this, with up to 4 bedrooms, and 4.5 baths, in over 5,000-7,000 square feet of indoor-outdoor living space, will probably surprise you with pre-construction pricing from $2.7 to $3.8 million. Visit our waterfront sales gallery, across the river from Galleria and the park. Entrance drive at 1180 N. Federal Hwy. 954.233.3288 riva-condo.com.

Waterfront living with ocean views in Fort Lauderdale. 718.503, Florida Statues, to be furnished by a developer to a buyer. Obtain the property report required by federal law and read it before signing anything. No federal agency has judged the merits or value, if any, of this property. All features, dimensions, drawings, graphic material, pictures, conceptual renderings, plans and specifications are not necessarily an accurate depiction and are subject to change without notice, and Developer expressly reserves the right to make modifications.

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L E T T E R F RO M THE EDITOR

DEAR READERS,

KEITH MAJOR

I FIRST MET BLAINE TRUMP properly this past October. Of course, I’ve known who she is for much longer than that. She has been a fixture on New York City’s philanthropy scene for a long time and has always been pictured looking pin neat, pretty and immaculate. However, when I started chatting to her at our A-List party I found my first impressions were misleading. Although she’s certainly very good-looking, she’s a lot more fun and lively than those pictures suggest. Approachable and down-to-earth, she’s not one to give a pat answer to any question, and her dedication to her charity, God’s Love We Deliver, is more than lip service. The organization was founded in response to the AIDS crisis in 1986, and Blaine got involved only a year later, when the crisis was at its peak and long before it was fashionable to help those with AIDS. She’s the real deal, and if living in Miami appears to have grounded her, then her natural charm and graciousness adds a lot to the mix. Whatever magic Blaine’s found in Florida, we wish she’d share. I don’t know about you, but at this time of year looking out at the never-ending series of gray, freezing days, I can’t stop thinking of spending a little time in the sun, which is why Florida is at its most appealing this time of year.

“Approachable and down-to-earth, Blaine’s not one to give a pat answer to any question . . .” The first story is about, the 50th anniversary of the Offshore Sailing School, it introduces us to Steve and Doris Colgate, who could have had a much more conventional life in New York City, but instead decided to pursue their dreams of owning a sailing school in the Caribbean. Their story is as romantic as it is adventurous. The second is dedicated to the burgeoning art scene in Saint Barths. Known mainly for its pristine beaches, taut bikini bodies and Russian oligarchs, Saint Barths has now become a place where people buy contemporary art (must be all that lovely rosé they drink at lunch—you can see where my mind is

heading). Instead of coming back with a couple of cockleshells, you can now come back with a Richard Prince print, and there is even talk of an art fair to follow on from Art Basel Miami. An art fair on a beautiful beach: sign me up! Daisy Prince

Editor

Left: Blaine is wearing a cream blush dress by Sportmax, price upon request at sportmax.com; radiant yellow diamond necklace and ring by Graff, price upon request at graffdiamonds.com. Photographed by Navid. Styled by Emily Barnes.

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VOL. 39 NO.2

FEATURES

GOD’S LOVE WE DELIVER Blaine Trump shows us around her Miami pad and what she plans for the future of her charity organization.

by janet allon photographed by navid

ART SAINT BARTHS Forget Basel: this Caribbean island is where you’ll be purchasing your next piece of art.

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OFFSHORE SAILING SCHOOL Steve Colgate celebrates the 50th anniversary of his sailing school, and shares with us his life of adventure on the high seas.

by mi mi chloe park

MIAMI ROUNDTABLE A few of Miami’s most active developers share their forecasts.

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Blaine Trump wearing stylist’s own off-white button up oxford shirt; winter-white pants by Sportmax. Photographed by Navid. Styled by Emily Barnes. Hair and makeup by Monet Howard.

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OBJECTS OF DESIRE Resort wear at its finest.

Photographed by Navid. Styled by Emily Barnes. Hair and makeup by Monet Howard. A sailboat from Steve and Doris Colgate’s Offshore Sailing School.

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UNREAL ESTATE The most expensive private house in Manhattan.

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POSTCARDS FROM . . . AVENUE staffers travel to the islands of the Caribbean.

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SOCIAL SAFARI Debutante balls, horse racing and sipping wine in Napa.

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WORLD ACCORDING TO . . . Fashionable French import Laure Heriard Dubreuil shares with us her favorite things to do in Miami.

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ARTS CALENDAR Feast the senses on auctions, exhibitions and performances in New York and South Florida.

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WINTER OVER NEW YORK On the cusp of the new year, snow bunnies of the Manhattan variety traveled up north to the Bronx to celebrate the Winter Wonderland Ball at the New York Botanical Garden. The event that supports children’s education programs (in particular the newly planned Edible Academy in the Bronx) featured a holiday train show, displaying the finest of miniature craftsmanship. 1. Georgina Bloomberg 2. Nell Diamond and Ted Wasserman 3. Adelina Ettelson 4. Whitney Fairchild and Byrdie Bell 5. Julie Henderson 6. Alexandra Lind Rose and Nathalie Kaplan 7. Emma Goergen and Sasha Lazard

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16th Annual Winter Wonderland Ball

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F O RT L AU D E R DA L E ’ S O N LY N E W T RU E B E AC H F R O N T R E S I D E N C E S An exceptional development from the team behind many of South Florida’s most desirable properties, including Jade Beach, Jade Ocean, Murano Grande, and Apogee. With lifestyle amenities and services from the brand behind award-winning residential and resort destinations, including Esperanza, Auberge du Soleil, and Calistoga Ranch. aubergebeach.com

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Obtain the property report required by federal law and read it before signing anything. No federal agency has judged the merits or value, if any, of this property. Oral representations cannot be relied upon as correctly stating the representations of the developer. For correct representations, make reference to this brochure and to the documents required by section 718.503, Florida statutes, to be furnished by a developer to a buyer or lessee. This is not intended to be an offer to sell, or solicitation of an offer to buy, condominium units to residents of CT, ID, NY, NJ and OR, unless registered or exemptions are available, or in any other jurisdiction where prohibited by law, and your eligibility for purchase will depend upon your state of residency. This offering is made only by the Prospectus for the Condominium and no statement should be relied upon if not made in the Prospectus. Developer (as is defined herein below) reserves the right to revise or modify designs and construction specifications. All depictions of appliances, fixtures, counters, soffits, wall coverings, floor coverings, furnishings, closets, and other matters of detail, including, without limitation, items of finish and decoration, are conceptual only and are not necessarily the final finishes and details included with the purchase of a Unit. The managing entities, operators, hotel operators, amenities, resort managers, spas, restaurants, and other features referred to are accurate as of the date of this publication; however, there is no guarantee that these will not change. Dimensions and square footage of the Units are approximate and may vary with actual construction. This Condominium is being developed by PRH Fairwinds, LLC (“Developer”), which has a limited right to use the trademarked names and logos used herein pursuant to a license and marketing agreement. The Related Group, Fortune International Group, and The Fairwinds Group are not, singularly nor jointly, the developer. No real estate broker is authorized to make any representations or other statements regarding the project, and no agreements with, deposits paid to or other arrangements made with any real estate broker are or shall be binding on the Developer. All prices are subject to change. Services and products offered by any spa, resort, concierge, beach club, restaurant, or other vendor are offered for a fee. Consult the Prospectus for the site plan and the location of the Unit you desire. © 2014, PRH Fairwinds, LLC. All rights reserved. Unless otherwise noted, the content is owned by Developer and the unauthorized reproduction, display or other dissemination constitutes copyright infringement.

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BEACHCOMBING The American Red Cross’ annual Beach Bash

1. Tinsley Mortimer and Dabney Mercer 2. Bobby Leidy, Angela Vecellio and Bruce Sutka 3. Rory Mackay 4. Jay and Emily Clifford 5. Courtney Swan, Ashley Reagan and Kristina Hansen 6. Sean Ferreira and Lilly Leas 7. Doug Morse Schindler and Carly Ochs 8. Nick Kassatly and Stacy Nichols

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Palm Beachers donned their finest pinks and greens for the 8th annual American Red Cross event benefiting disaster support in the South Florida region. Sponsorship by Lilly Pulitzer was evident in the event’s décor, with a theme titled ”What Happens in the Jungle, Stays in the Jungle.”

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Sales by RELATED REALTY in collaboration with FORTUNE DEVELOPMENT SALES

OBTAIN THE PROPERTY REPORT REQUIRED BY THE FEDERAL LAW AND READ IT BEFORE SIGNING ANYTHING. NO FEDERAL AGENCY HAS JUDGED THE MERITS OR VALUE, IF ANY, OF THIS PROPERTY. ORAL REPRESENTATIONS CANNOT BE RELIED UPON AS CORRECTLY STATING THE REPRESENTATIONS OF THE DEVELOPER. FOR CORRECT REPRESENTATIONS, MAKE REFERENCE TO THIS BROCHURE AND TO THE DOCUMENTS REQUIRED BY SECTION 718.503, FLORIDA STATUTES, TO BE FURNISHED BY A DEVELOPER TO A BUYER OR LESSEE.

This is not intended to be an offer to sell, or solicitation of an offer to buy, condominium units to residents of CT, ID, NY, NJ and OR, unless registered or exemptions are available, or in any other jurisdiction where prohibited by law, and your eligibility for purchase will depend upon your state of residency. This offering is made only by the Prospectus for the condominium. The plans, specifications, designs, amenities, recreational facilities, managing entities, hotel operators, and restaurant operations, (if any) referred to are accurate as of this publication; however, the Developer reserves the right in its sole discretion to change any of these. This condominium is being developed by FOUR PARAISO, LLC which has a limited right to use the trade names, logos, images, and trademarks depicted pursuant to license agreements. The Related Group is not the Developer.

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THE ART COLLECTIVE Salon 94 played host to the launch of The Collective, No.4, a bi-annual avant garde journal curated by London designer Osman Yousefzada. Attendees wore their finest Osman garments for a dinner in the gallery. 1. Julia Restoin Roitfeld 2. Alek Wek 3. Geordon Nichol and Leigh Lezark 4. Athena Calderone, Jennifer Fisher and Poppy Delevingne 5. Mia Moretti 6. Alexander DiPersia and Zani Gugelmann 7. Emily Candy and Alexander Gilkes 8. Jeanne Greenberg Rohatyn and Yvonne Force Villareal

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DOWN THE RABBIT HOLE The Cinema Society hosts a screening of Still Alice

Straight from the Golden Globes, Julianne Moore was glowing at the screening for the role that won her the award for Best Actress. Costars Kristen Stewart and Kate Bosworth joined for the occasion and mingled at the after party.

1. Prabal Gurung 2. Sting and Trudie Styler 3. Ann Dexter-Jones and Annabelle Dexter-Jones 4. Kristen Stewart, Julianne Moore and Kate Bosworth 5. Alec Baldwin 6. Amy Fine Collins 7. Jamie Gregory 8. Richard Phillips 9. Marina Rust Connor

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TUSCAN GOLDSMITHS The Italian Consulate celebrated the opening of Faraone Mennella’s first boutique in New York, as well as the redesign of Amedeo Scognamiglio’s boutique on Lexington, with a seated black-tie dinner. Inspired by craftsmanship of the highest quality, their designs seek inspiration from their Italian heritage. 1. Shirin von Wulffen and Alina Cho 2. Beth and Rob Buccini 3. Lee Radziwill and Andrew Saffir 4. Tina Santi Flaherty 5. Roberto Faraone Mennella, Olivia Chantecaille and Amedeo Scognamiglio 6. Linda Fargo 7. Alejandra Cicognani 8. Grace Fuller and Rickie De Sole Webster 9. Michelle Harper

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From Capri to New York

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A glittering forest of silver gingko trees was re-created at the Metropolitan Club for the Garden Conservancy’s first black-tie event. The Conservancy’s president Jenny Young du Pont addressed the guests for their continued contributions for protecting national historic landmarks. 1. Anne Geddes and Ben Griswold 2. Pierre and Jenny du Pont 3. Deborah Ryce, Susan Burke and Suzanne Rheinstein 4. Mish Tworkowski and Joseph Singer 5. Bettie Pardee and Ben Lenhardt

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Actor Michael Douglas was awarded with this year’s Genesis Prize for his contributions to promote Jewish culture. The second annual event saw former mayor Michael Bloomberg as its recipient last year for his public service and philanthropy.

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THE OUTLOOK Here’s what some of our friends have on their agendas for 2015

h, February. Home to Groundhog Day, Valentine’s/International Condom Day (I kid you not, and it is, in fact, a damned good idea), the last Fashion Week at Lincoln Center, Presidents Day (and the beginning of presidential possibilities ad nauseam), the Super Bowl, and my favorite Bowl: the Oscars. But the year holds much more than just February’s fabulousness, and here is what some of our favorite New Yorkers are looking forward to:

Lisa Perry: 2015 brings lots of exciting collaborations for our brand, including Estée Lauder and our first evening wear collection with Schumacher Fabrics. We’re also looking forward to launching a fab accessory with an artist, but we still have to keep this one secret! Lorraine Bracco: I’m looking forward to moving from L.A. to New York in October. The good news is I’ll be home. The bad news is that means I’m out of work.

Nicole Miller: I’m looking forward to a year with smooth sailing and no speed bumps. Nicole Miller

Jay McInerney: I’m looking forward to Kazuo Ishiguro’s The Buried Giant. I’m also looking forward to the opening of the Manhattan branch of Brooklyn Fare. Rikki Klieman: Challenges, opportunities, success . . . oh and peace, friendship, goodwill and more peace.

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Nicky Hilton: Getting married to James Rothschild in July!

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Thom Filicia: Good health, good fun, good design and good fortune, and yes, in that order. Thom Filicia

Beth Stern: I’m looking forward to placing more homeless animals into good homes. I’m also looking forward to an extra hour of sleep, since Howard’s show has moved to 7 a.m., and dinners at 7 p.m. instead of 6!

Susan Stroman: I am looking forward to remounting The Merry Widow up at the Metropolitan Opera this spring starring Susan Graham. Lehár’s delightful music and romantic story would put anyone in a good mood. Working in any of the arts centers on the Lincoln Center Plaza makes you feel blessed that you are a New Yorker.

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Christopher Mason: More musical mischief, capturing ravishing architecture on Instagram, inventing new recipes, whipping up soufflés, spending time with beloved friends, and hoping we can Christopher Mason put Kim Kardashian’s derriere behind us.

Jamie Creel: I’m looking forward to turning 50 and not having any shades of grey. ✦

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For Valentine’s day travel to the exclusive and private island of Mustique with your beloved for a long weekend getaway. Located in St. Vincent and the Grenadines, this paradise created by Lord Glenconner more than 50 years ago will play host to the Blues festival in early February for the 15th consecutive year, and names such as Mick Jagger and Dana Gillespie have participated in the past. Visit the mystical island and stay at the Cotton House Hotel; garden cottages start from $750 and up. cottonhouse.net

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Back in mid-December, President Obama made an announcement of opening up tourism and trade to Cuba that is sure to rile up cigar aficionados and admirers of Hemingway. Although you can’t plan on booking an all-inclusive stay (and there is still a hefty amount of paperwork that needs to be filled out before you can travel there), the announcement means that it will be easier for individual travelers to do so. Americans can also now use their credit and debit cards in Cuba and legally bring back up to $100 worth of Cuban rum and cigars. If you do make it there, stay at the one and only grand lady of Havana, the Hotel Nacional. hotelnacionaldecuba.com

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Seeking the high-stakes life down south, or the thrill of Casino Royale? Florida offers a plethora of luxury gambling locales, but few are up to par with the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and the accommodating amenities it offers high rollers. A particular area that draws interest is Jubao Palace: this area of the casino offers Asianinspired table games like pai-gow tiles and baccarat, making it feel as if you’re being transported to Macao, and you can enjoy authentic Cantonese noodles and Peking duck while you play. This AAA Four-Diamond award-winning destination also features a luxury spa in which to decompress, and fine on-site dining establishments such as Council Oak can help satiate a hungry player. Feeling lucky? Stop by for a night and try your luck: if you do win a room, graciously outfitted with the best of amenities, you might even spot a rock star or two. seminolehardrocktampa.com

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Home to a developer, a Knickerbocker, an Islamic art dealer, a swindler and a prominent Persian Jewish family, 24 East 81st Street is now the most expensive private house in Manhattan.

he Daily News broke the story in November that the most expensive townhouse in the history of Manhattan was coming on the market. When it did, co-owner Henry Hay, a real estate investor, priced 24 East 81st Street at $63 million—$10 million more than the record price J. Christopher Flowers paid for the Harkness Mansion on East 75th Street eight years earlier. Though East Side mansions have yet to break into the pricing mesosphere (its outer limit is still set at $88 million by the Weill-to-Rybolovlev penthouse sale at 15 Central Park West), Hay’s 24-room house is certainly a top-shelf trophy. Six stories plus a penthouse with several terraces, the 1901 Buchman & Fox neo-Renaissance mansion, with elaborate neo-Gothic and neoclassical details, has almost 18,000 square feet of interior space, sporting rooms with extra-high ceilings, tall doors, big windows, herringbone floors, eleven fireplaces and a sweeping central staircase. All the place lacks is a name, so let’s call it Hay House. Though a well-born and accomplished cast has plied its parlors, none held on to it long enough to give it a name before Hay and his family acquired the building in 1978. The Persian family’s company had been one of the world’s three top producers of cashmere, and its patriarch, Lotfallah Hay, represented Iran’s Jewish community in the last Parliament under Reza Pahlavi, then the shah. But like many Jews, some of its younger members foresaw the day they would have to leave Iran, which would soon become an Islamic state. The building, then as now, was an apartment house. Today, it is best known for housing the Crown, a clubby East Side restaurant, on its ground floor. But it was built as the home of its developer, Jeremiah C. Lyons, a star of the real estate firmament who fell quickly, as real estate stars so often do, and is now pretty much forgotten. In his prime, Lyons developed many Fifth and Madison Avenue

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Today, it is best known for housing the Crown, a clubby East Side restaurant, on its ground floor. But it was built as the home of its developer, a star of the real estate firmament who fell quickly, as real estate stars so often do. The kitchen

buildings and East Side mansions. But in 1907, his company was put into involuntary bankruptcy by claims from a plumber, a painter and an ironworker. Six days later, its treasurer committed suicide by throwing himself in front of an uptown subway at 14th Street. Lyons hadn’t lived in his mansion for several years at that point. Since 1905, he’d leased it to General Lloyd S. Bryce, a son of a Civil War major. A former congressman, and married to the daughter of a New York City mayor, he’d edited a magazine and served as U.S. envoy to the Netherlands and Luxembourg under President William Howard Taft. Bryce left East 81st Street after Lyons sold the house to Julien Stevens Ulman, a leather exporter and director of the Manila Railway Company. A year before his death in 1920, Ulman was named a special deputy commissioner of the New York Police, charged with running stores where cops could buy cut-rate goods. He and his wife, a descendant of a Knickerbocker family whose ancestors included the first rector of Trinity Church and a founder of Columbia University, who was also the first British consul in New York, had entertained lavishly in their home, and she continued to do so after inheriting it (along with an estate valued “into the millions,” according to the New York Times), with a special penchant for debutante dances. Their daughter married a Standard Oil man whose family had once owned great swaths of Glen Cove, Long Island.

In 1929, the house was reported sold to a developer with plans to assemble a large parcel for a 40-story building, but four years later, the Ulmans were again in possession when it passed to Hagop K. Kevorkian, 61, who would be its most prominent owner. An Armenian archaeologist, art dealer and collector, he was a prominent figure in the world of Islamic art, specializing in selling pieces to museums and collectors on behalf of Middle Eastern governments. His clients included J. P. Morgan and, later, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and years later his personal foundation would be a source of both objects and financial support for said museum’s Islamic department. The Met cites the calligraphic Mughal Emperor’s Album, made for Jahangir and Shah Jahan, as one of the most important Kevorkian finds in its coffers. Kevorkian used the mansion as both home and gallery for eight years before selling it to the Bentley School, an elementary and middle school that was later merged with the Dwight School. But four years later, it was back in the hands of Kevorkian’s foundation, which converted it into thirteen apartments, four of them small studios. Over the next 30 years, the building was sold several times, mostly to real estate operators. Tenants included George Tiffany, a veteran of the two world wars who was found dead in his bed in 1946; Peter Malcolm, an IBM executive; and William Singer, once described as New York’s foremost stock swindler, arrested nine times and convicted four—the last in 1960, for forgery and grand larceny to the tune of more than $700,000; he and a former Westchester judge used counterfeit stock certificates as collateral for a loan used to lease and refurbish the Shelton Towers Hotel, on Lexington Avenue and 49th Street, which they hoped to flip for a quick profit. The Hays bought the townhouse for about $580,000 in 1978, and “made it less of an apartment building,” says Henry Hay, ending up with only the Crown and two renters in residence. “We bought a few out,” he adds, paying one of them about a half a million collars to leave about twenty-five years ago, a record at the time, Hay believes. Another, once the mistress of a CBS executive, left at age 98. And at one point, representatives of the Mexican government “came to rent it with sixteen people,” including a general and a minister, Hay says. “They built it out without permits and left in the middle of the night.” Presumably, the Hay family will stage a more dignified exit. At their asking price, they’ll be able to afford it. ✦

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legantly clad in a black sweater and slacks, Blaine Trump luxuriates on one of her oversize chaise lounges in her Manhattan pied-a-terre. She is chatty and welcoming, eager to talk about her fun, active new life in Miami; her beloved charity, God’s Love We Deliver; and how this apartment in the Gainsborough Studios on Central Park South suits her New York needs to a T. It has been nearly ten years since Trump’s painful, public split after 21 years of marriage to Donald’s younger brother, Robert Trump, and her discovery that what she most needs is sunshine, an active life, art, basketball and casual get-togethers with good friends has been a real eye-opener for her. A longtime major fixture on New York’s social circuit, she hasn’t entirely cut the cord, but says she’s getting to the point where she rarely even puts on an evening dress anymore—a loss for the rest of us, since she was uniformly stunning in them. Blaine Trump has returned to her sunny Southern roots, and, it seems, found her bliss. “When I found myself single again,” she says, offering a candied nut, “I went to Miami because I wanted to get strong physically and mentally. It felt like I was going home. It was really the beginning of a wonderful new life.”

“I’VE EDITED MY LIFE IN A LOT OF WAYS.”

—Blaine Trump

Trump moved to Miami full-time eight years ago, and these days returns to New York once in the spring, once in the fall, when she hosts the gala for God’s Love, and for the Christmas holidays to see her son, Christopher Retchin-Trump. But it is clearly Miami that has helped her regain her strength after a series of personal losses, and has now captured her heart. “It’s so stimulating,” she says. “There’s a wonderful mix of different cultures and points of view, and Art Basel has really notched up the art scene. There’s everything there: great chefs, great architects, great ballet.” And, it needs to be said, great basketball, even if her beloved Miami Heat has lost LeBron James and some of their dominance this year. An avid basketball fan, Trump met her current life partner, entrepreneur Steve Simon, at a Miami Heat game, and they’ve been enjoying those games together ever since. It was their mutual friend, Miami Heat (and former Knicks) coach Pat Riley who Opposite page: Blaine is wearing an introduced them, and though they went slowly at first, it turns out they have more off-white cape by Valentino, price upon than basketball in common. They both love waking up to the sun and the ocean, request at valentino.com and Saks Fifth Avenue; winter white pants taking bike rides and playing tennis. After licking their wounds over their beloved by Sportmax, price upon request at sportmax.com and Saks Fifth Heat’s loss in the playoffs last year, the two travel buffs spent two months visiting Avenue; six-piece bangles by 29 cities in Europe with just a duffel bag each. More recently, they spent a glorious Jennifer Fisher, price upon request at jenniferfisherjewelry.com; 18k gold, month in Florence, Italy, studying, painting and drawing. diamond and colored stone cleo wrap ring by Marli, $1,950 at marlinyc.com.

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Above: Blaine is wearing a white eyelet lace skirt by Burberry, price upon request at burberry.com and Saks Fifth Avenue; gold bangle by Jennifer Fisher, price upon request at jenniferfisherjewelry.com; stylist’s own white oxford shirt.

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hey are increasingly involved with the burgeoning contemporary art scene in Miami as well. “We got excited about supporting the young artists flooding into the Wynwood section of Miami, so we bought a building to house studios for them,” Trump says. This year they asked the provocative French street artist Kashink, who is known for questioning gender assumptions and protesting the French government’s stance on gay marriage, to paint their wall for them. “She did a big wall of wedding cakes with androgynous faces,” Trump says. The love of art runs long and deep for Trump. Both her mother and grandmother were collectors, and her parents’ Kyoto screen hangs on one wall of her Central Park South apartment. Two 16th-century Chinese temple rubbings hang over the chaises. A fur-clad bust of Hercules given to her by her late friend Bill Blass enjoys a prominent spot in the living room. The apartment itself, in the landmarked Gainsborough Studios, has an artistic pedigree. A group of successful New York artists erected the building in 1908 as combined live/work spaces, with huge double-height windows facing the park for inspiration. Trump had her eye on the building for a long time, and when a realtor told her this 2,500-square-foot apartment was available, she jumped at the chance. Her friend, Alabama-based designer Richard Keith Langham, commented that she had “what every New Yorker wants, a ballroom and a bedroom,” and outfitted the space in the “calm, monochromatic tones” she requested. She moved in a year ago, after what she described as a great deal of “editing” of her life and belongings. “I love editing,” she says. “I’ve edited my life in a lot of ways.” It made a big change from her former longtime Manhattan dwelling in a glass tower.

“BLAINE IS A VERY BRIGHT, BEAUTIFUL AND BALLSY LADY. SHE GETS THINGS DONE.”

—Pat Riley

In Miami, she and Simon live on a high floor at the Setai, built ten years ago in Miami Beach. Neighbors like New Yorker and publicist Paul Wilmot stop by, and plans are refreshingly last-minute. Other Miami friends include lots of New York migrants: Calvin Klein, Richard and Karen LeFrak, Naeem and Ranjana Khan, Pat and Chris Riley, and Wally and Suzy Wahib, to name just a few. “When my friends ask what they should wear to my house for dinner, I say, white jeans and a nice top. That’s all you really need in Miami,” she says. Simon and Trump also have an apartment in downtown Miami, near the American Airlines stadium for their basketball fix and near the Pérez Museum for culture. At 5’9”, a height that Trump (née Martha Lindley Blaine Beard) attained at all of 12 years old, she was a pretty good hoopster herself. Born in Florida to Jean and Josephus Beard, she spent time in South Carolina and Alabama, then left the States when she was 9, and spent the formative portion of her youth in Japan, where her IBM executive father’s work took the family. She stood out “like a tall poppy,” she once said, both suffering and enjoying her unusual height. On the volleyball and basketball courts, it was a distinct advantage, though, and her love of the active life and sports was born. Of course, like any other young girl, she wanted to be a ballerina, too. Only recently did Trump step down from a long stint on the board Opposite page: Blaine is wearing of American Ballet Theater, but she will never give up God’s Love We Deliver, a beige knit sweater by Aritzia, available at aritzia.com; slacks by which, she says, “has my heart and soul.” Brunello Cucinelli, available at brunellocucinelli.com; and the Haley gold and black onyx single stone tassel necklace by Paige Novick, $345, available at paigenovick.com.

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he charity started as a little grassroots organization on the Upper West Side during the height of the AIDS crisis in 1986, when, lacking any treatment options, desperately ill people were being sent home to die. The concept was simple enough: deliver nutritious meals to this burgeoning population of severely weakened homebound people. Trump got involved a year later, and it transformed both her and the organization’s lives. “Here we are in 2015, and we recently delivered our 15 millionth meal,” she says proudly. Along the way, the mission morphed into one of offering sustenance to anyone who is critically ill, which God’s Love does for close to 5,000 people, often coordinating with their doctors for appropriate nutrition. A few years ago, the charity bought a building from the city in SoHo for its headquarters. Trump’s dear friend (and favorite designer) Michael Kors gave a huge gift to God’s Love, and the newly renovated facility will bear his name. “I am constantly struck by how generous New Yorkers are,” Trump says, citing some of the many friends who have helped her along the way, from Jim McMullen, who closed his restaurant to hold a fundraiser, to Anna Wintour, who was the first to write about God’s Love back in 1988. Michael Kors has been involved for more than 20 years and says he is “amazed by the efforts of everyone involved and the progress they are making to end the local hunger crisis.” About Trump he adds: “Blaine is the ultimate trifecta—she is compassionate, loyal and smart.” It’s a wonderful cause, and it sure doesn’t hurt to have the seemingly universally adored Trump in your corner. Her numerous friends practically fall over themselves to say nice things about her. “She’s a very bright, beautiful and ballsy lady,” coach Pat Riley writes in an email. “She gets things done. I believe Blaine will become a philanthropic force in Miami. In God’s Love We Deliver she proves she really cares, and far surpasses anything one can do to help people who are down.” “Blaine is my best friend,” says Lynda Carter, aka Wonder Woman. “That makes me one of the most fortunate people on the planet.” “There isn’t a more beautiful lady—inside and out,” says Pauline Pitt, who adds that she has never seen Trump happier. Aileen Mehle, the former society columnist Suzy Knickerbocker, has known and loved Trump for 20 years, and the two women are still as close as ever. “When I first met her, I thought, like everyone else, that she was lovely looking,” Mehle says. “But it’s her interior that impressed me. She’s good. And BLAINE TRUMP’S I don’t mean she’s a goodie-goodie. She’s full of life, full of fun, and a MIAMI FAVORITES little naughty. What’s not to like?” Mehle tells a story about Trump that touched her deeply. Trump’s STORES mother, a towering force in her life, who was referred to by her friends 1. Taschen on Lincoln Road: I love looking through all the amazing books as the “the divine one,” adored the movie Out of Africa and watched it 2. Alchemist on Lincoln Road over and over. “Before she died she asked Blaine to bury her in Africa,” 3. 100 Percent Capri in Bal Harbor Mehle recounts. “Blaine said yes. And she flew over to Africa with 4. Michael Kors in Bal Harbor 5. J.Crew on Lincoln Road some close friends and took her mother’s ashes to a beautiful spot there. That’s the kind of romantic closeness she had with her mother.” FAVORITE RESTURANTS It was in a beautiful spot in Tanzania, Trump adds, “where two 1. Mandolin lions were resting with their eight cubs under a raisin tree.” Her 2. MC Kitchen 3. Casa Tua mother, she says, was a “steel magnolia,” who taught her daughter how 4. Milos to enjoy life, “take the cookies when they are passed,” and when times 5. Cantina La Veinte get tough, to “just keep putting one foot in front of the other, and 6. Zuma you’ll get there.” Blaine Trump did just that. And she got there, all right. ✦ FAVORITE THINGS TO DO 1. Long beach walks with a swim in the Ocean in South Beach 2. Spinning at Fly Wheel 3. Tennis at La Gorce 4. Art Walk in Wynwood 5. Salsa lessons 6. Clubbing in Little Havana to listen to great music 7. Heat games! 8. Visit PAMM (Pérez Art Museum of Miami) and lunch 9. Antiquing on 125th Street

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next Saint Barths, a burgeoning art scene in a utopian paradise by Mi Mi Chloe Park

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#7, Saint Barths by Brice Marden, 1986, ink on paper, Bomb Magazine

Nature’s Revenge by French street artist Ludo, Saint Barths

Nature’s Revenge

Brice Marden

by Ludo

Bacc Rox Line by Harmony Korine Untitled by Jean-Charles de Castelbajac, 2013, acrylic on canvas from the Phantom Eden series

Untitled

by Jean-Charles de Castelbajac

Bacc Rox Line

Douglas White exhibition at Eden Rock Gallery

The ART House Project in Saint Barths

by Harmony Korine Lost Super by JeanCharles de Castelbajac, 2013, acrylic on canvas from the Phantom Eden series

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From “Permanent Vacation” by KAWS, Eden Rock Gallery

here’s a new art market emerging down south, and it’s not Miami. Catering to the well-to-do set who frequent Côte d’Azur beaches, Swiss chalets and Ibiza nightclubs, Saint Barths is blooming into an international hub of art galleries and the buyers who follow. The days of collecting seashells are over, replaced with five-figure Richard Prince prints, the latest souvenirs from the Caribbean. If you’re lucky, your hotel of choice may even play host to an art gallery in its lobby. With ample Caribbean sunshine and bottomless glasses of rosé, you’ll never find yourself wondering whether or not your latest purchase was really a sound art investment. Everything you’ve heard about Saint Barths is true. It’s beautiful, secluded and expensive. These days the entire resort lifestyle is packaged and presented to the modern traveler, whose standards today are higher than ever, and whose expectations include more than just a beautiful hotel room with a view. To stand out from the pack, hotels must now include excellent service, five-star gastronomy, a state-of-the-art spa and gym facilities. But the coup de grâce seems to be the addition of art galleries, which are now being offered as the latest amenities for guests. On an island that is already home to the best names in designer brands, a burgeoning art scene feels like a natural evolution.

Samy Ghachem, general manager of Le Sereno, claims, “Seeing art in a hotel provides a better ability to picture it in a living environment.” What better clientele could you ask for? It’s an international community, an “entire spectrum of old and new wealth that makes this island a chilled-out place where people have time to indulge,” says gallery owner Fergus McCaffrey. Many of these international guests make it a point to come back every year, including Roman Abramovich (best known for his New Year’s bash on the island), Paul Allen, Sir Norman Foster, Jay-Z and “new money” Russians, all docking their yachts in Gustavia Harbor.

Right: Untitled #7 by Mikhail Baryshnikov, Space Gallery, Saint Barths Graduation by Richard Prince from the “Canal Zone” exhibition, Gagosian Gallery

Monarch from the Nature’s Revenge series by Ludo

Graduation

by Richard Prince

Commerce is not the only force driving traffic to Saint Barths. There’s a conflux of cultures at play, from the French colonial influence brought to the island in the 17th century to the native Caribbean flavor, all contributing to an environment of creativity for artists and prospective gallerists. Local artists and old residents draw from the spirit of the island, specifically citing the Caribbean light as a great source of inspiration. Fabrice Moizan of Eden Rock, speaks of this spirit: “All types of ‘art de vivre’ meet in Saint Barths: exceptional service, gastronomy, and naturally art is one of the topics that guests and visitors coming to Saint Barths are now looking for.” Natalie Clifford, director of Space Gallery, who recently exhibited photography by ballet dancer and choreographer Mikhail Baryshnikov, proclaims that it is also due in part because of “the wonderful light that artists do not fail to notice.”

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Tables, Heads and Arms exhibition by Urs Fischer, 2012, Eden Rock Gallery

Tables, Heads and Arms

Larry Gagosian, Charles Saatchi and Leo Castelli in Saint Barths by Jean Pigozzi

by Urs Fischer

St. Barth’s by Cy Twombly, 2011, Gagosian Gallery

o what is it exactly? Traditionally the island has been a secret getaway for many artists since the 1960s. In the earlier part of the 20th century, Saint Martin played host to great American artists such as Jasper Johns and Cy Twombly, but as the rapid development of hotels and casinos began to encroach upon that island’s idyllic beauty, Saint Barths earned favor as the next untapped land. What followed was a creative exodus for many artists, including Francesco Clemente, Ellsworth Kelly and Jean-Michel Basquiat, all enjoying the island for its splendor as a getaway for both work and vacation. Is there a pattern in the works? Many speculate that Saint Martin’s fate will befall Saint Barths as its once coveted seclusion falls prey to the growing hotel industry. (Case in point: the creation of an eco-resort by André Balazs on the island’s protected Saline Beach). One of the island’s first contemporary galleries is the Eden Rock. Created more than 25 years ago, the gallery originally partnered with Larry Gagosian, a regular of the resort. Works by Harmony Korine, Jean-Charles de Castelbajac and Douglas White decorate Eden Rock’s walls for a seamless integration into hotel life. Within the past year Eden Rock has partnered with Galerie Perrotin, featuring the work of famed Brooklyn-based artists KAWS. Attesting to the magical light of Saint Barths, KAWS’ show “Permanent Vacation” gave special emphasis to the island’s unique color palette. Richard Prince has also paid homage to the island and its similitude to Thomas More’s Utopia. Prince cites that the inspiration for his 2008 exhibition “Canal Zone” is “about a guy who lands in Saint Barths, gets off the plane, is immediately told that there’s been a nuclear holocaust in the rest of the world, and he looks at his family and says ‘We can’t go back.’” There are others like Prince who adopt similar messages of a postapocalyptic paradise. Last summer French street artist Ludo caused controversy by spray painting on ships, buildings and public spaces. Using the urban landscape as his medium, Ludo presented the juxtaposition of the natural world with weapons of warfare in a series titled Nature’s Revenge. The Saint Barths tourism committee is also playing a major role in the rise of galleries and has recently developed a committee dedicated

St. Barth’s by Cy Twombly

Tatsuo Ikeda exhibition at Fergus McCaffrey Gallery, Saint Barths

entirely to art, called Art Saint Barth. According to Moizan of Eden Rock, this committee is “willing to develop an art fair one day, just like this year’s new gourmet festival: Taste of St. Barths.” An Art Basel in the Caribbean does not sound too far off, but until there are concrete plans for the future of the Saint Barths art market, it seems clear that many purchases made by the well-to-do may be more impulse buys than anything else. The future looks promising for the artistic community, but there are ominous undertones: as moguls and artists alike are constantly seeking out the secluded corners of the globe, Saint Barths might become an Art Basel Miami, a place where people come for the parties but rarely purchase the art. ✦ FEBRUARY 2015 • AVENUE MAGAZINE • AVENUE ON THE BEACH | 71

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Sailing the High

Steve and Doris Colgate on their maritime adventures and the 50th anniversary of the Offshore Sailing School. by Mi Mi Chloe Park

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t takes a certain character to become a sailor. Aside from the physical toll, there is a mental resilience required, and seasoned sailors will often remark that deep discipline and respect of the high seas is necessary to succeed. Hemingway said, “Man is never lost at sea,” and Steve Colgate is one such man. His interests led him to charter a course far more adventurous than he could have ever imagined. Since its inception 50 years ago, the Offshore Sailing School has become America’s foremost sailing academy. With his wife of 46 years, Doris, the pair own and operate facilities in New York, South Florida and the Caribbean. Growing up, Steve had no interest in running an empire like the one his ancestor William Colgate started in the 19th century. As Doris remembers it, “His godmother was a Tiffany, and she kept telling him to get a real job and get into the stock market and what the others [in his family] were doing. But it was something he’d said over and over again that he just didn’t want to do.” It was quite a legacy. In 1806 William Colgate created the William Colgate Company in New York. An English manufacturer from Kent, he immigrated to the United States and opened a starch, soap and candle factory on Dutch Street in downtown Manhattan. By the early 20th century, William Colgate’s descendants would incorporate the brand, and by 1911 more than two million tubes of Colgate toothpaste would be distributed worldwide. By 1926 competing companies Palmolive and Peet merged to become Palmolive-Peet Company, and two years later in a heated corporate takeover Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Company was formed. Steve remembers how corporate anxieties loomed over his childhood. In the 1920s Colgate’s father, Gilbert, who was on the board, sold all his stock in the Palmolive-Peet takeover: he did not want anything more to do with the company. Steve remembers, “I was born in 1935, and it wasn’t until the ’50s that I could have Above: Steve and Doris’ wedding in 1969 Opposite page above: Steve and Doris Colgate leading Offshore Sailing’s Flotilla in Maine, 1972. Right: Steve on Seal rounding Cape Horn

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“Growing up, Steve had no interest in running an empire like the one his ancestor William Colgate started in the 19th century.” Colgate toothpaste at home, but we obviously had great advantages. My great-great—I don’t know how many ‘greats’—grandfather founded it, and that’s who we looked toward.” In 1953 Peet was dropped from the name of the brand, making it Colgate-Palmolive to this day. The company is now valued at $59.02 billion dollars and is ranked number 64 among the World’s Most Valued Brands, according to Forbes. The name Colgate remains as part of the brand’s heritage, as well as Colgate University. His family’s past wealth does not haunt him; it is clear that Steve’s aspirations for the high seas far exceeded any ambitions in the board-

room. Steve had the best education America had to offer, and he matriculated at the Buckley School in New York, Saint Paul’s in New Hampshire and Yale. Life on the high seas began when Steve was nineteen years old, when his mother suggested a trip to Havana, Cuba, for a transatlantic yacht race aboard the Mare Nostrum, to San Sebastián, Spain. When Colgate proved his worth, the yacht’s owner, Spanish millionaire Enrique Urrutia, invited him to crew on his next journey: the Fastnet Race from Cowes to Plymouth, England. From then on, Steve was a proven sailor, competing worldwide in the Pan American Games; the 1968 Olympics in Acapulco, Mexico, and the America’s Cup trials, where he competed against Ted Turner. In 1979, years after his first experience, Colgate revisited and won the disastrous Fastnet Race that took the lives of fifteen other sailors in its torrential storms. His precautionary methods in the race would become standard protocol for sailors in similar situations to this day. Including enforcing the use of safety tethers, to prevent crew members from being flung overboard. Creating the sailing school, according to Steve, was “so peaceful, athletic, it was cerebral, competitive, the people: it just had everything.” He would then go on to pen books such as Fundamentals of Sailing, Cruising and Racing, and this textbook remains a critical learning tool FEBRUARY 2015 • AVENUE MAGAZINE • AVENUE ON THE BEACH | 75

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in the curriculum for certification from the National Academy of Sailing. Colgate met his wife, Doris, in 1968, while she was working for a yachting magazine and assigned to cover his Offshore Sailing School’s racing course in the Bahamas. Over the Bahamian sunset they fell in love. Originally from Bethesda, Maryland, Doris was the daughter of a biochemist who was also on the board of the National Institutes of Health. He pressed upon her the importance of philanthropy, and as a result became involved with the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, the American Heart Association and the Leukemia Cup Regatta, which has raised more than $50 million to date. She paved a trail in the predominantly male sport of sailing and founded the National Women’s Sailing Association in 1990. In 1991 she started a mentoring program for at-risk girls called AdventureSail, and in 1997 the notfor-profit Women’s Sailing Foundation. Together this married couple of 46 years speak fondly of journeys to the Great Barrier Islands, Greece, the French Riviera and Cape Horn and reminisce about places as remote as Tonga in the South Pacific. On their next trip they hope to venture down south for a trip through the Panama Canal. These days the Offshore Sailing School offers various courses for all types of sailors, from novice to advanced, including a Fast Track to Cruising course, which offers the fastest way to achieve skills and certifications within one week. There are additional courses offered called Live Aboard, where the participant experiences the fun of living on board a boat that cruises between ports in Florida to the British Virgin Islands. Corporate trips are also a popular option, and schools such as Emory and Wharton have included the Offshore Sailing School’s courses into their MBA programs. For the 50th anniversary of the Offshore Sailing School, Steve and Doris aim to grow their business with continued partnerships with luxury resorts. Although primarily based in Fort Myers, Florida, their presence in the Caribbean has been unrivaled since 1973. They are now looking into the world of chartering, catering custom and private adventures for clientele. Undoubtedly the future for Offshore Sailing School will stretch across the oceans’ horizons for many years to come. ✦

The Offshore Sailing Center in New York, 1982

“Together this married couple of 46 years speak fondly of journeys to the Great Barrier Islands, Greece, the French Riviera and Cape Horn and reminisce about places as remote as Tonga in the South Pacific.”

On the Captiva, 1976

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Above: Students learn to sail aboard a boat co-designed by Steve Colgate Middle right: King Olav of Norway aboard Nirvana with owner Marvin Green and Steve Colgate Right: Doris Colgate in 1970 at the 12-meter America’s Cup Trials Bottom: Sailing in front of the Statue of Liberty

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MIA M I DE V E LOPE R R OUN DTAB LE

A Developing Story Our experts give us the inside scoop on developing South Florida moderated by Len

Dugow

portraits by Orlando

AVENUE: The resurrection of South Florida’s residential real estate market certainly can be credited, in part, to the progressive payment program that has now taken shape in the last four years. Carlos, your company, the Melo Group, was one of the founders of this new model. How did it come about, and how has it changed the market? CARLOS: In 2011 we saw that the market was in good shape for buyers. We saw that the buyers were from South America and Europe, where most of the time there are no banks needed to do construction. Domestically the banks were still not offering loans, but a majority of these new buyers were paying with cash; they didn’t need the loans. So, our solution was similar. We could fund part of the cost, and the buyer the other part. In the end, it comes down to trust. If the buyers are confident in the developer, they provide the money, and the developer delivers the residences.

L. Garcia

AVENUE: JP, the Related Group clearly embraced this new model very quickly. How did you begin to introduce it? JP: We began with smaller projects; the first one was MyBrickell. I think we were selling it at $250, $260 a square foot, and it just became such a huge a success. From there on, we continued to roll the progressive model out for our other projects. And today, it’s still the norm, the typical way of financing these new projects. AVENUE: Gil, you and your father, Michael, have decades of experience here. How have you embraced this payment model? GIL: We took a slightly different approach to it; our business model worked at 30 percent, rather than the usual 50 percent. I didn’t feel that a 50 percent requirement was a comfortable way to sell. What was interesting was how

quickly we experienced a slowing in countries where it became more difficult to get the money out. Venezuela, Argentina, Russia—I didn’t want to be reliant on these buyers to finish my building. Personally, I’d rather go back to a bank loan situation and know that I have enough money to finish a project, so this way we can just focus on sales. AVENUE: David, as far as Grove at Grand Bay and your other Terra Group projects, where you’re in the six-to-eight-milliondollar range, is it a challenge acquiring three million dollars in advance of breaking ground? DAVID: I think the deposit structure is positive. I think Carlos is right—the trust in the developers is incredibly important. It reflects a notion of “Listen, I have 50 percent of my money up, and so does everyone else,” creating a sense of a stronger development.

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Participants BRADLEY DECKELBAUM,

CARLOS MELO, Principal, Melo Group

Owner, Premiere Developers

NITIN MOTWANI, Principal and Managing Director, Miami Worldcenter Group

GIL DEZER, President, Dezer Development

DAVID MARTIN, President and Owner, Terra Group

AVENUE: Bradley happens to be a fourthgeneration developer. His project, Riva, is one of the first developments to come to the revived Fort Lauderdale market, where the progressive payment model has also taken hold. How are you beginning to see that shape your market? BRADLEY: Well, I want to begin by thanking all of you guys for bringing it up to 50 percent down in Miami [laughs], making our 35 percent deposit structure seem like such a bargain. It actually did make a big difference in establishing the model in Fort Lauderdale. We have always been very conservative, taking what I thought was a high-level deposit—of 30 percent, even in the early run-up—when others were taking 5, 10 and 20 percent deposits. So for local buyers, we went from being the highest deposit to being the lowest today. And in Fort Lauderdale, local end-users are who

JON PAUL PÉREZ, Vice President of Development, Related Group

we appeal to more than anything else. But, we’ve seen a change in conversation in the last several months, as more Latin American and European buyers are now coming to Fort Lauderdale. AVENUE: In the Fort Lauderdale area, Nitin Motwani’s family and associates just broke ground on their Paramount project. How are you beginning to see the landscape in the Fort Lauderdale area begin to change? NITIN: Historically Fort Lauderdale Beach was only filled with condo hotels. There was no actual residential development except for Related’s Beach Club, which was a decade old at that point. We saw the immediate demand rising. What we found a year ago, when we launched sales—buyers, and especially buyers’ attorneys, were very skeptical in Broward because they were not yet familiar with it. I like to say to my friends

at Related, we helped pave the way for their 50 percent deposits. [laughter] And we appreciate them coming up to the Fort Lauderdale market, because we do think that market is maturing, that it’s heading in that direction. AVENUE: If you were talking to a prospective buyer located in the New York area, and he has a financial advisor, what’s the argument as to why 35—50 percent plus is comfortable, when that model doesn’t exist in New York? NITIN: I think buyers, especially in the luxury market, like to know that the other people buying can afford to be there, and they join a combo of investors. They like to know what kind of people will be there. I think it also gives people comfort that there will be a building that’s built and is of the quality that they signed on for.

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“We’ve seen a change in conversation in the last several months as more Latin American and European buyers are now coming to Fort Lauderdale.” —Bradley Deckelbaum both your sales team and other independent brokers. You have an enormous range of assets that we didn’t have before. The challenge that comes with it is controlling the flow of information—making sure that you’re projecting what you want to project, and giving the proper materials and information to the world so that your story and your brand don’t get lost.

AVENUE: Let’s chat about visualization. Today we are seeing incredibly detailed renderings for new projects that may still be in early planning phases—some stand in for developments, sales centers, that won’t be ready for many months beyond. Do you see any danger attached to doing these renderings with such detail as you go to market, knowing full well many critical decisions have yet to be made?

David Martin and Gil Dezer

JP: Well, until you have a completely designed building and the interior designer has come in, the landscape architect has come in . . . you’re never going to have the perfect scenario. Instead what you try to do with a rendering is give your product a sense of quality. You try to show the feel and touch and the lifestyle. And then eventually when you go through design, it might end up being different, sure. But it should still maintain the same look and feel.

DAVID: One thing I think that we’re all going to start seeing now is end loans. I would speculate that half of the buyers are going to close cash, all cash, and the other half are going need that financing. And I think if you have 50 percent in, there’s a higher probability of that person closing and finding financing. CARLOS: We have seen a big difference between the buyers whom we encounter today and the buyers of seven years ago— they are much more refined, and they know what they want. They aren’t looking to flip units; they’re going to keep them for themselves. They are increasingly more interested in what kind of product they are buying. NITIN: Right. In an earlier era, it was a commodity. Now, it’s a home.

AVENUE: How do you cater to different kinds of buyers, whether domestic or international, for example? GIL: Of course the sales office is still the most important component. It’s the home where buyers get to finally see the project come to life. So for us, instead of using

Bradley Deckelbaum

“We appreciate them coming up to the Fort Lauderdale market, because we do think that market is maturing, that it’s heading in that direction.” —Nitin Motwani AVENUE: Let’s talk about sales and marketing today versus what it was ten years ago, and how the Internet has played such a substantive role. How formidable is it today? BRADLEY: Tremendously. It makes it much easier to reach out to the world. You also have a lot more of a collaborative effort with

the Internet to market our Porsche Design Tower, we used it to find out who our buyers would be. We identified 1,500 potential customers worldwide, based on net worth, interests, etc., and we created a personalized box of materials that we sent out to these people. And we got 60 buyers out of it. It was truly amazing.

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Halstead Property, LLC; Halstead Property NJ, LLC We are pledged to the letter and spirit of U.S. policy for the achievement of equal housing opportunity throughout the Nation. We encourage and support an affirmative advertising and marketing program in which there are no barriers to obtaining housing because of race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status or national origin. All information is from sources deemed reliable but is subject to errors, omissions, changes in price, prior sale or withdrawal without notice. No representation is made as to the accuracy of any description. All measurements and square footages are approximate and all information should be confirmed by customer. All rights to content, photographs and graphics reserved to Broker.

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MIA M I DE V E LOPE R R OUN DTAB LE NITIN: In Fort Lauderdale—we’re right now about 65 percent domestic, 35 percent international. In Miami it’s the opposite: 65 percent, if not more, of the buyers are international. So our two sales centers for Fort Lauderdale and Miami are entirely different for this exact reason. You cater to each differently. In Miami we are building a state-of-the-art sales center on-site, which is going to have a lot of “wow” factor. On the other hand, in Fort Lauderdale, it’s more about “What do the kitchens look like, what do the bathrooms look like, show me the model of the unit.” It was just a different process, because it’s a different buyer. AVENUE: Are you experiencing that now as well, Bradley?

Carlos Melo and Nitin Motwani

AVENUE: Let’s talk about sales centers today, and the virtual sales center of today—and tomorrow. What is the importance of them? NITIN: I think the sales center experience is critical as a first impression. Today, especially in the high end, the buyers’ know they’re going to get the great finishes, the great kitchens or the great bathrooms. So we’re putting more importance on that, educating the buyer on the product, the hardware, appliances and finishes. The buyers are much more sophisticated. It’s forcing us, I think, to make a lot more decisions and to provide much more detail about the interiors and about the whole experience and the proportions of scale of our projects.

“We have seen a big difference between the buyers whom we encounter today and the buyers of seven years ago—they are much more refined, and they know what they want.” —Carlos Melo AVENUE: Last question: Every developer would love to have a sales center on-site. But circumstances don’t always allow for this. How much more challenging is it when your sales center is off-site?

BRADLEY: Very much so. Very much so. Especially at our waterfront Riva project in Fort Lauderdale, where we are competing and contrasting to other condominiums, with buyers going from one to the next, and researching each. The most important value of the sales center is bringing people to the location and showing them where they’ll be living. Showing the detailed ambiance—and making sure that the finishes we show are the ones we deliver—is incredibly important to the buyers, who want to know exactly what’s going to be there, at a level of detail and information like never before.

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NITIN: In our Paramount project in Fort Lauderdale, we didn’t have the luxury of doing it on-site. In Miami, we have a sales center that we’re building on-site because we own land obviously adjacent, so we know it can be there permanently. The difference this time is that now we have partners in the retail and commercial segments as well, and they are trying to sell the location as much as we are. I think that’s the one thing that’s different this time around, that condos are just part of the story in Miami, not the only story. There are three big retail projects going on in downtown alone. Miami isn’t just about condos anymore, and that makes the issue of having an on-site or off-site sales center a little less crucial. No matter where you look in Miami, the market is hot. The hospitality’s on fire, the retail’s on fire, commercial lessees are looking at office spaces very aggressively in Miami again, and so on. I think our market has matured to a whole different level, and that’s great for everyone. ✦

Len Dugow is the president and chief creative officer of LGD Communications, a Miamibased full-service branding and advertising agency with additional offices in Manhattan and Dubai. Dugow is an acknowledged expert in the marketing of destination resorts, hotels, travel, entertainment and highend residential projects for the country’s most prominent companies. Under Dugow’s leadership, LGD has marketed more than $25 billion in residential real estate and currently represents more than 50 resorts and hotels around the globe. Nearly 25 years on, LGD boasts a diverse client base ranging from local businesses to global brands in a variety of industries. All benefit from LGD’s strategic, creative solutions which place an emphasis on cohesive, multichannel branding across all media platforms, from traditional to digital/ interactive and social. To learn more about Len Dugow and LGD, please visit lgdcom.com.

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8 West 19th Street, Penthouse-11

Rarely available full floor loft with private roof deck and expansive views. Net# 277275. $8,995,0000. Rebecca I. Edwardson, 212-300-1826

101 Leonard Street, Penthouse-A

Extraordinary 4 BR, 4 bath condo with 769± sq ft private terrace and city views. Net# 1234770. $7,995,000. James McDonough, 212-439-5189

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530 Park Avenue, 3A

300 Central Park West

Corner prewar triple mint 2 BR, 2.5 bath overlooking Park Ave in luxury condo. Net# 1378919. $6,350,000. Wendy Arriz, 212-439-4567

Art Deco 7 room in prewar Emory Roth co-op with 3 BR, 4 bath & high ceilings. Net# 1370127. $4,500,000. Arlene S. Reed, 212-439-5180

40 East 78th Street

145 Nassau Street

200 Riverside Boulevard

Mint 4-story home with 4 BR, skylights & garden. Net# 100057300. $6,600,000. Lisa Tarnopol Deslauriers, 212-439-5182, Linda Reiner, 212-439-4538

Elegant 5.5 room condo near Central Park. LR, FDR, EIK, 2 BR, 2.5 bath. Net# 1111619. $3,400,000. Wendy Greenbaum, 212-439-4542

Sun-filled and large 3 BR, 2 bath corner home in landmarked co-op. Net# 1366440. $2,495,000. Deborah Lupard, 212-380-2414

Bright 4 room condo on high floor in mint condition. Net# 43167. $1,399,000. Annie Cion Gruenberger, 212-439-4527, Deborah Ribner, 212-300-1832

MORTGAGE FINANCING AVAILABLE Ken Evans | 212 559 2783 | Ken.Evans@citi.com NMLS #33390 Citibank, N.A. Equal Housing Lender, member FDIC. NMLS #412915. Citi, Citibank, Arc Design and Citi with Arc Design are registered service marks of Citigroup Inc.

WARBURG REALTY LOCATIONS | 654 Madison Avenue • 212-439-4500 |

451 Columbus Avenue • 212-203-9561 | 100 Hudson Street • 212-380-2400

Warburg Realty Partnership LTD, as the Exclusive Agent, represents the seller of this property. All information in this document is from sources deemed reliable but is subject to errors, omissions, or changes without prior notice. No representation is made as to the accuracy of any information, including, without limitation, any description, amenities, floor plans, measurements or square footage. All information should be independently confirmed and any reliance is solely at buyer’s own risk. Real estate brokers and salespeople affiliated with Warburg Realty are independent contractors and are not employees of Warburg Realty. Equal Housing Opportunity.

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Corcoran makes no warranty or representation as to the accuracy thereof. All property information is presented subject to errors, omissions, price changes, changed property conditions, and withdrawal of the property from the market, without notice. All dimensions provided are approximate. To obtain exact dimensions, Corcoran advises you to hire a qualified architect or engineer. 2405 Montauk Hwy, Bridgehampton, NY 11932 | 631.537.7773

Susan M. Breitenbach | Lic. Associate Real Estate Broker | m: 631.875.6000 | smb@corcoran.com Real estate agents affiliated with The Corcoran Group are independent contractor sales associates and are not employees of The Corcoran Group. Equal Housing Opportunity. The Corcoran Group is a licensed real estate broker. All information furnished regarding property for sale or rent or regarding financing is from sources deemed reliable, but Corcoran makes no warranty or representation as to the accuracy thereof. All property information is presented subject to errors, omissions, price changes, changed property conditions, and withdrawal of the property from the market, without notice. All dimensions provided are approximate. To obtain exact dimensions, Corcoran advises you to hire a qualified architect or engineer. 1936 Montauk Hwy., Bridgehampton, NY 11932 | 631.537.3900

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Real estate agents affiliated with The Corcoran Group are independent contractor sales associates and are not employees of The Corcoran Group. Equal Housing Opportunity. The Corcoran Group is a licensed real estate broker. All information furnished regarding property for sale or rent or regarding financing is from sources deemed reliable, but Corcoran makes no warranty or representation as to the accuracy thereof. All property information is presented subject to errors, omissions, price changes, changed property conditions, and withdrawal of the property from the market, without notice. All dimensions provided are approximate. To obtain exact dimensions, Corcoran advises you to hire a qualified architect or engineer. 2405 Montauk Hwy, Bridgehampton, NY 11932 | 631.537.7773

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ASK HALL F. WILLKIE

A question for one of the city’s top real estate experts . . . 4TH QUARTER 2014

JACK DEUTSCH

Hall F. Willkie, President, Brown Harris Stevens Residential Sales 212.906.9203 or hwillkie@bhsusa.com

he average apartment sale price of $1,728,831 was up 8 percent from a year ago and broke the record for the highest average price. At $960,000, the median price, which measures the middle of the market and is less impacted by high-end sales, was 10 percent higher than a year ago. The number of closings was down 17 percent, which is due mostly to the scarcity of resale inventory and continued price sensitivity on the part of buyers, which creates a more value-driven market. The average price for a cooperative was $1,174,683, up 3 percent The average price for a condominium was $2,421,658, up 9.6 percent. The average price for new developments rose 11 percent, in part due to four closings of more than $40 million this quarter. The current absorption rate in Manhattan is just 3.9 months, with some neighborhoods as low as 2.7 months; historically, a rate of 6.9 months indicates a balanced market. I believe this all bodes well for a very active market in 2015. All properties, from simple studios to glamorous penthouses, sell—and sell well—if priced properly. ✦

“All properties from simple studios to glamorous penthouses sell—and sell well—if priced properly.”

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bhS CongraTulaTeS Paula del nunzio on her unParalleled aChieveMenTS • In the last 9 years at BHS, Paula has been ranked Number 3 nationwide by volume in the Wall Street Journal; at BHS she has consistently ranked among the top 4 including 1, 2, and 3. • Since 2008, Paula has appeared on New York Observer’s Power 100 List every year. • Only two residentially zoned townhouses in New York have sold for over $50 million and Paula represented the sellers of both. • Paula has sold 10 townhouses over $35 million, and in 7 of the past 10 years closed the highest townhouse sale citywide. • Paula has been the BHS Townhouse Broker of the Year for 6 of the past 9 years. • In her 25 year career, Paula has sold 106 townhouses for a total value in excess of $2 billion.

ConfidenTial ManSion Sold: Over $50,000,000

The harkneSS ManSion Sold: $53,000,000

The Milbank ManSion Sold: $49,000,000

The duke-SeManS ManSion Sold: $44,000,000

The STanford WhiTe ManSion Sold: $42,000,000

Paula del nunzio Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker 212-906-9207 pdelnunzio@bhsusa.com 445 Park Avenue NY, NY 10022 new york city

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Properties of the Month Luxury Residences in New York and beyond . . .

The Corcoran Group ABSOLUTELY MAGNIFICENT MODERN AND PRISTINE One of the most incredible homes and properties in the Hamptons, brand new and first time on the market. Old Hamptons meets modern living. Architecture is in a class of its own and magnificent design by Haynes Roberts with open, dramatic and airy barn like living areas. 30’ ceilings, reclaimed 18th stone flooring from England, ruff-sawn fir wood ceilings combined with expansive glass walls, huge screened in porch and decks. South of highway, with private gated tree lined drive on almost 3 beautifully landscaped acres with grounds, expansive lawn, exquisite gardens designed by Edmund Hollander with heated gunite pool, sunken tennis basketball. $21.995M. WEB ID: 49204. Contact Susan M. Breitenbach @ 631.875.6000

Sotheby’s International Realty COMPOUND ON FAMED EGYPT LANE, EAST HAMPTON Feet from the hallowed links of the Maidstone Club and less than a mile from Egypt Beach, this two-acre compound unfolds at the end of a long gated drive. The main house, designed by Alexander Gorlin, offers an open layout of gracious main rooms leading to broad verandas and beautifully landscaped grounds with heated gunite pool, and Har-tru tennis court. 7 bedrooms, 8.5 baths. $13.9M. WEB ID: 0037586. Contact Dana Trotter @ 631.379.3236

Norma Reynolds Sotheby’s International Realty PREMIER OCEANFRONT QUOGUE 165 feet on ocean with incredible ocean views on the best beaches in the Hamptons! Well-appointed home with beautiful granite kitchen, living room with fireplace, den, office, master suite, and guest bedroom with bath. The lower level is complete with media room, cabana kitchen for pool and tennis area, four guest suites, wood floors throughout, two car garage, outdoor shower, elevator, paved driveway, upstairs and downstairs washer/dryer, all weather tennis and gunite heated pool. Exclusively listed for $13.4M. IN #: 33247. Contact Vicky Reynolds @ 631.834.3440

Douglas Elliman Real Estate TWO TREES FARM A 65-acre world-class equestrian and high goal polo facility. Serene and secluded, yet minutes from Bridgehampton Main Street, Two Trees Farm lies alongside peaceful farm fields, prestigious golf courses and tranquil Long Pond. It offers 2 indoor arenas, 3 outdoor rings, acres of paddocks, 3 barns with over 100 stalls, staff quarters, a main house with pool and tennis, and a 4 bedroom guest house. Adjacent building lots and new houses are also available for sale. $25M. WEB ID: H50530. Contact Morgan White @ 917.331.0446 92 | AVENUE MAGAZINE • AVENUE ON THE BEACH • FEBRUARY 2015

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Anthony C. Cerio

BRIDGEHAMPTON sOuTH WATERFRONT

MODERN OcEANFRONT IN sAGAPONAcK

AMAGANsETT OcEANFRONT

A singular Norman Jaffe design, a short walk to ocean. Elegant living spaces, stone fireplace, towering glass walls. On 1.2± acres with private dock, stone terrace and pool with waterfall. $8.995M. WEB# 18799. Andrea Ackerman 631-537-4340

This exquisite modern gem sits high on the dune with expansive ocean and farm vistas. Chic and sophisticated, the home has four en suite bedrooms and a rare oceanfront heated pool. $18.995M. WEB# 46900. Mary Ann Cinelli 631-537-4347

Perfect oceanfront beach house, beautifully maintained since built in 2001, on 0.75 acres with 160’ ocean frontage. 5 bedrooms plus elevator. Large 2nd-story sun deck with heated pool and pool house. $11.9M. WEB# 10137. Peter M. Turino, President 631-903-6115

JAFFE WATERFRONT • SHELTER ISLAND

HIsTORIc EAsT HAMPTON sOuTH EsTATE

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Architectural masterpiece by Norman Jaffe. 4 bedroom, 3.5 bath waterfront with sweeping views. Sloping glass walls, massive stone walls, slate roof. Heated pool and dock. $4.1M. WEB# 49002. Amadeus A. Ehrhardt 631.725.5577

A private oasis near the ocean featuring a stately c. 1902 home expertly updated, separate 3-bedroom guest house, and heated gunite pool. $7.45M. WEB# 41260. Martha P. Gundersen 631-903-6131 Lisa M. Larsen 631-903-6136

Thoughtfully designed, elegant 7 bedroom, 7.5 bath home on 1± acre, being sold with the adjoining 7+ acre agricultural reserve. Heated gunite pool, stunning gardens. $8.495M. WEB# 50702. Christopher J. Burnside 631.537.4320

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Kamela S. Wolf

Close to Moriches Bay and the ocean. Renovated traditional with chef’s kitchen, family room, formal living and dining rooms, den, sunroom. 5 bedrooms. On a shy acre with gunite pool. $1.999M. WEB# 26012. Darlene M. Manzella 631-288-5527

Near the ocean, this elegant home, completely renovated in 2012, offers 4+ bedrooms, 3.5 baths, and top-of-the-line finishes. Heated pool with Ipe decking, magnificent landscaping, designer lighting. $3.75M. WEB# 19543. Amelia M. Doggwiler 631-204-2426

Beautifully crafted 8,000± sf villa. The utmost standards of quality and craftsmanship are apparent throughout this 3-story home. 6 bedrooms, 8 baths. $3.25M. WEB# 55785. Karen A. Benvenuto 631-903-6107 Stanley J. Esposito 631-267-7122

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The Fractional Consultant Helping developers finance market and sell

he Fractional Consultant is a full-service company to help real estate developers worldwide in securing development and purchaser financing for luxury leisure real estate developments. Founding partner David M. Disick, is internationally recognized as a pioneer and leader in the international luxury market with over three decades of vacation home development experience. He has been known as an industry trailblazer who has developed the legendary Franz Klammer Lodge in Telluride, Colorado. This specific property led to the creation of the term, “Private Residence Club” in order to distinguish itself from a timeshare. With experience as a Wall Street attorney, Disick is now one of the foremost luxury real estate fractional developers and advisors in today’s market. He has been named by Fractional Life magazine for being one of the: “Top 21 Fractional Real Estate Professionals” and “Top 21 Fractional Innovators”. The Fractional Consultant has allied with private investment advisory groups within international banking institutions. Currently, the company is pioneering developments in emerging countries such as Cambodia and Ghana, for which he is currently sourcing financing and marketing and sales groups. ✦

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Our Neighborhood. Your Home.

TOWNRESIDENTIAL.COM TOWN Residential LLC is a partnership with Buttonwood Residential Brokerage, LLC and Thor Equities, LLC. No representation is made as to the accuracy of any description. This is not intended to solicit property already listed. The number of bedrooms listed above is not a legal conclusion. Each person should consult with his/her own attorney, architect or zoning expert to make a determination as to the number of rooms in the unit that may be legally used as a bedroom. TOWN Residential LLC is a licensed real estate broker, proud member of REBNY, abides by federal and state equal housing opportunity laws and owns the following subsidiary licensed real estate brokers: TOWN Astor Place LLC; TOWN Fifth Avenue LLC; TOWN Flatiron LLC; TOWN Gramercy Park LLC (“TOWN Gramercy”); TOWN Greenwich Street LLC (“TOWN Financial District”); TOWN Greenwich Village LLC; TOWN Soho LLC; TOWN West Village LLC; and TOWN 79th Street LLC (“TOWN Upper East Side”).

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60 RIVERSIDE BLVD 3 BR 3 BATH $3.975 M WEB ID: 289926 UPPER WEST SIDE CELINE COUDERT (646) 738-2687

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Extended Vacation Long term stays at Sutton Court

here are many reasons travelers sometimes require extended stays: work assignments, relocation, renovations, family visits, extended leisurely stays, medical visits, diplomatic missions, and more. Regardless of what brings them to Sutton Court Hotel Residences, guests will enjoy the comfort of home with the charm of a boutique hotel. The fully furnished apartment suites for extended stays are located in a quiet, residential tree-lined neighborhood with convenient transportation access, and just a block away from great shopping, dining and entertaining destinations. Additional advantages include:

SPACE At Sutton Court, you will enjoy approximately three times the space of a hotel room—plus have a fully outfitted kitchen, ample closet space, large windows with plenty of light and dazzling views, and so much more. AMENITIES Your stay includes your furnished apartment suite, linens, fully outfitted kitchen, weekly housekeeping, WiFi access, free unlimited local/long distance calls (US/Canada), access to Fitness Center, Business Center, coin-operated laundry facility. PERSONAL SERVICE Our professional, knowledgeable and friendly staff, onsite 24/7 will assist you with all your needs. Children under 3 years stay free, and complimentary cribs are available. Pets are welcome, subject to breed restrictions. Sutton Court encourages visits to tour the property in person, and also offers abundant photos and videos on our website, where you can also view floor plans, explore the neighborhood, amenities and other details. Contact Sutton Court at 888.902.5495 or suttoncourt.com ✦ 98 | AVENUE MAGAZINE • AVENUE ON THE BEACH • FEBRUARY 2015

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IN-TOWN PALM BEACH LUXURY CONDOS

THE LEVERETT HOUSE UNIT 3A

Light & Bright, 3,000 sq. ft +/-, Designer Ready, multiple balconies and poolside cabana. Exclusive - $2,970,000

THE BILTMORE – UNIT 603

Pristine, chic beautifully renovated unit with lake views in full service building, large lakeside pool, tennis, & beach club. Exclusive $2,195,000

209 WELLS ROAD, PALM BEACH THE LEVERETT HOUSE 3A, PALM BEACH 608 ISLAND DRIVE, PALM BEACH Light and bright condo with 2BR/3.5BA and den in Prestigious Everglades Island regency with four Elegant Regency 4BR/4.5BA home privately rarely available Leverett House. Full service building bedrooms and four and a halfbaths. Home features situated on lush garden property. Near town, with beautiful town, pool, and garden views. beautiful water views, 2 car garage, dock high ceilings, beautiful natural light, sophistiDesigner ready, high ceilings, +/- 3,400 sq. ft., with boat lift, and pool overlooking water. Lot size cated dining room surrounded by the garden. LA MAISONETTE – UNIT multiple balconies, and3A poolside cabana. approximately ½ acre. FRENCH NORMANDY – UNIT A3 - $5,300,000 Rarely available 3 story, 2 car garage, elevator, in-town location, EXCLUSIVE low maintenance fee. Excellent location steps from Worth Avenue. High ceilings, separate storage & individual 2 car garage. EXCLUSIVE $2,970,000 EXCLUSIVE - $7,575,000Exclusive $1,595,000 Exclusive - $1,449,000

Though information is believed to be correct, offering is subject to errors, omissions, prior sale and withdrawal without notice. This is not intended to solicit property already listed. Equal Housing Opportunity. All sizes are approximate and are subject to verification.

AN ESCAPE FROM YOUR RENOVATION The William can offer short-term luxury accommodations for you and your family while the renovation dust settles.

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Bridgehampton oceanFront | price Upon request | Pristine oceanfront property with total ocean views in one of the most prime locations. The price is right for this magnificent stretch of beach. Build your dream home and hear the surf and watch the waves roll. Web# H0147231

WaterFront on BeaUtiFUL LaKe agaWam Southampton | $6,250,000 | Stylish home on a prime waterfront parcel in the village. 6 bedrooms, 5.5 baths, a main floor master suite, 4 fireplaces, formal dining room, library, and an airy kitchen. Heated Gunite pool plus a dock for a small boat. Web# H17193

SoUthampton LUXUrY home Southampton | $1,995,000 | 5-bedroom, 5.5-bath home minutes to Southampton Village shops and ocean beaches. Gourmet kitchen, great room with fireplace, elegant dining room, den, master bedroom with fireplace and 2-car garage. Community tennis and heated Gunite pool. Web# H061849

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WAINSCOTT OCEAN AND PONDFRONT ‑ BEST OF BOTH WORLDS Wainscott | Price Upon Request | Stunning waterfront location with 315 ft of ocean frontage in the backyard and gorgeous unobstructed views of Wainscott Pond in the front. The beautifully appointed 3,500 sf Contemporary home sits on 2.3 prime acres and features a spacious master suite, 2 guest bedrooms, media area, fireplace and 2 additional half baths. This unique property won’t last long. Web# H38310

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WATERFRONT MODERN WITH OVER 400 FT OF BULKHEADED WATER FRONTAGE | Southampton | $1,775,000 This spectacular home is located on a peninsula in Cold Spring Point, a tranquil waterfront community. With its own private sandy beach, the house has bulkheaded high ground water frontage. Offers a 1,000 sf great room with 26 ft cathedral ceilings, granite and stainless kitchen, living and dining areas. There are 3 spacious bedrooms plus sleeping loft with sweeping Peconic views. Community amenities include tennis, paddleball, basketball courts and access to the Peconic Bay beaches. Web# H14410

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ANGUILLA UNCOVERED AVENUE’s Christopher Lawrence scopes out Anguilla SAG HARBOR—BASED journalist and contributing editor Christopher Lawrence spends a good deal of his time looking to add historical depth to AVENUE’s Hamptons coverage. But when the Gardiners Bay winds turn sharp and cold, he is easily persuaded to put his show on the road and head for warmer climes. This month, he checks in from a new travel love—the gentle British overseas territory of Anguilla.

I can’t travel without

A Kent hairbrush, purchased on Jermyn Street in London. Much loved and now in its second decade of service. Military-style fits best in a small toilet kit. Also, a good novel. Philip Roth’s The Plot Against America comes to mind as a perfect travel book.

A refreshing change

I grew up outside New York City, and I continue to spend a lot of time—in all seasons— in the Adirondacks, about six hours north of Manhattan. So I do tend to fancy myself a bit of a “rugged individualist,” one who’s happy in rustic situations and who is unfazed by very tough winter weather. But whatever basis those conceits may have once had . . . well, let’s just say they’re now disintegrating pretty rapidly. So I was overjoyed by a December trip to the glorious Ani Villas on glorious Anguilla.

Living in a dream

Anguilla is kind of a dream, generally. The easy twenty-minute boat ride from St. Maarten is just enough of a hop to have kept the island protected from heavy development and commercialism, and the atmosphere is as warm and easygoing as anywhere I’ve experienced in the West Indies. It feels like a place for couples or families or close friends to reconnect in a magnificent setting. And the Ani Villas are a place where that proposition can be most fully realized: simple, private, serene. And with absolutely exquisite service. With two large villas sleeping a comfortable maximum of just over twenty, they’re really like private homes—or a small compound. That kind of intimacy means there’s no leeway for anyone on the staff to have a bad day. There just isn’t any margin for error. And the beauty of it is that they don’t have bad days—or nights. I felt happy, cared for, and so comfortable every minute I was there. None of it would work if the staff didn’t have their hearts fully into making a home for guests, and it’s just a lovely thing to feel the care and excellence they bring to the Villas. It’s hard to think of a better place for a business retreat, a family reunion or a small wedding.

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Wanderlust

To-do list:

I kind of live by my curiosity, and there’s nothing like travel to inspire deeper, more agitated curiosity about the world. I’ve never once left a destination—in the States or abroad— without feeling that more questions were raised than answered. That’s thrilling to me: Who lives there? Why? How do they make their lives? How does this place work as an economy and a culture? What are the arts, the foods, the social practices that extend from that culture? The more I see, the less I take for granted. What could possibly be better than that?

To-do list?! Do reading and sunning count? The Villas themselves are tough to leave, but the Ani staff can arrange and then cater a picnic on virtually any beach on Anguilla. It feels downright imperial to have a staff prepare a tent, a table, and chairs—and then serve a delicious meal by the water. Staff-led boat trips for snorkeling or sightseeing, or for even more remote swimming sites, mean that the entire island is in easy reach almost at a moment’s notice. And the same is true in the evening. We ate beautiful dinners at the Villas, but when we had the itch to get out and people-watch, the Ani staff put together a wonderful evening out for us at the newly restored Malliouhana. The place was glorious and had distilled a real Slim Aarons kind of glamour into its layout and decor. In that instance, Ani had functioned as a highest calibre concierge service. I find that sense of collaboration with other resorts generous and inspiring.

Fleeting pleasure

Well, I do have a persistent weakness for Cuban cigars, and I enjoy the little mischievous rush that comes as an American enjoying them abroad. Looks like the clock is ticking on that . . . ✦

Next up:

Japan—rural northern Japan, especially— would have to be at the top, followed closely by Argentina. And I always crave more time in London . . .

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PARADISE FOUND

AVENUE’s associate editor Mi Mi Chloe Park dispatches from Turks and Caicos. m the Estates

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Perfect escape

Lap of luxury

For this particular trip I stayed at Grace Bay Club, which has the largest beachfront access in all of Turks and Caicos, and is divided into three separate sections for various types of travelers, to ensure maximum privacy and enjoyment. Interiors are designed by Thom Filicia.

Turks and Caicos is without a doubt one of the most pristine Caribbean islands, and its unrivaled white sands and uncrowded beaches make it one of my favorite short getaways from New York. Interestingly enough, Turks and Caicos happens to be in the Atlantic Ocean, making its marine life diverse and interesting to observe if you are a licensed rescue diver such as myself. But it’s the hospitality and warmth of the people who inhabit the island that make this place unparalleled to other tropical destinations.

Chef LeFevre’s mahi mahi

For the foodies Grace Sunset at Club Bay

Expert tips

When visiting Turks and Caicos, book a boat ride with Island Vibes for a unique experience of conch fishing. You can literally jump off the boat, dive for some fresh conch in the ocean and enjoy a wonderfully fresh ceviche on white beaches, prepared by the captain and his crew. The conch fry on Thursday nights is also a big draw for locals if you’re looking for a more authentic and down-to-earth experience. Grace Bay Club also offers free bike rentals, so feel free to roam around this beautiful island or book a massage on the beach. If you’re craving for a late night snack, indulge in off-menu items such as chocolate salt sprinkled over a frozen banana from room service. Also stop by Mr. Grouper in town for the best mango chutney salsa and rice and beans. Finally, enjoy Turks and Caicos rum; it’s incredibly smooth: You won’t regret it, or you might!

Worth your salt Freshly caught

conch

Turks was known up until the ‘60s as being one of the world’s top salt producers: try to bring back a bottle of this export. And keep your eye out for a little guidebook that resembles a passport; the TCI Tourist Passport has insider tips from islander Alison Capron.

Junkanoo parade

I went to Turks and Caicos for the fourth annual Caribbean Food & Wine Festival. This weeklong celebration of Caribbean culture and cuisine brought together both Michelin-star and local chefs and welcomed chefs such as Leah Cohen of New York’s Pig and Khao, and David LeFevre, formerly of Spain’s El Bulli and now of California’s Manhattan Beach Post. Every meal was accompanied by wine pairings from renowned vintners such as the Weingut Salzl Seewinkelhof in Austria. This not-for-profit event raises funds for the Department of Youth Affars and the island’s Little Chefs mentorship program, which supports and encourages young local chefs to pursue careers in hospitality. The festival also offers a gourmet safari excursion, a local street food fair and dinner under the stars, where you can enjoy a meal with the premier and the first lady of Turks and Caicos.

I can’t travel without

My Kora Organics moisturizer and Lavender face mist! These products adhere in any extreme climate. A disposable camera is also a must; capture candid moments and leave your phone in your room. Pack a good book and unplug! ✦

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THE NEW YEAR KICKS UP ITS HEELS

Debutantes, Race Horses, Napa Valley, Palm Beach and the Season’s Best Party Muffie Potter-Aston, Bracie and Ashleigh Aston & Wendy Carduner @ Doubles

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Countess Julia Trampe, Count Ulrike Trampe, Archduchess Isabella Maria Luisa von Habsburg-Lothringen & Anne Eisenhower @ International Debutante Ball

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The International Debutante Ball celebrated its 60th anniversary at the Waldorf Astoria, with 47 young women from around the world and 12 states making their bows to society. Anne Eisenhower, the granddaughter of President Dwight D. Eisenhower, who made her own debut at the ball, served as one of the honorary chairman. In the 20th century, Consuelo Vanderbilt, the wife of the Duke of Marlborough, noted, “In the Jet Set Age, it’s a small world.” The duchess inspired the ball by reminiscing about her own debut in 1895, recalling how it took her two weeks to get to England to be presented to Queen Victoria and Albert Edward, Prince of Wales, and another week of “exhausting” travel to Paris for a party in her honor. “Girls don’t realize what a wonderful opportunity they have today to fly around the globe to attend each other’s parties,” she once said. That remark sparked Margaret Stewart Hedberg’s aunt, Beatrice Dinsmore Joyce, a socialite and humanitarian with a flair for parties and pageantry, to create the first International Debutante Ball in 1954. This year the cognoscenti declared Caroline Bell Cooper, a soigné blond rose from Texas, “the belle of the ball” and “The Deb of the Year.” Other beauties coming out included the Archduchess Isabella Maria Luisa von HabsburgLothringen, who represented Austria; Miss Leah Lane and Miss Alexandra Lothringen Rose, both from New York; Joanne McGuire from Scotland; and Chloe Rose Bianca Campoamor from Spain, who is directly descended from the last king of Granada. The ball, which is held every two years, was sponsored by Piaget and the Muriel McBrien Kauffman Foundation, and it benefits the Soldiers’, Sailors’, Marines’, Coast Guard and Airmen’s Club. Along with the West Point cadets who served as escorts (it’s the only way, really) were Dina Merrill’s grandson, Cole Rumbough; Audrey Gruss’ nephew, Alex Bard; and Alan Phipps. internationaldebutanteball.com Phipps

HOSTS WITH THE MOST

Not all parties are equal, and this season Anne Hearst McInerney, Jay McInerney and financier George Farias’’ cocktail party at Doubles topped the list. The fete was notable not only for who you saw (everyone), but more importantly who you didn’t see: you know who you are. Among the best dressed were Hearst beauties Patricia and Gillian, as well as Amanda and her brother Randy Harris, along with Cornelia Guest, Allison and Kimberly Rockefeller, Diandra Douglas and Nina Griscom. NYC police Jody Barrett @ commissioner Bill Bratton and his wife, Rikki Klieman mingled Madison Avenue with Donna Tartt, Robert A.M. Stern, Amanda Urban, Ken BID for MSKCC Auletta, Ivana Lowell, Carol Mack, Nicole Miller, Bob Colacello, Margo and John Catsimatidis and Prince Dimitri of Yugoslavia. From the art world came Will Cotton, Rose Dergan and Hunt Slonem. Also spotted were Anne Bass, Michael and Sabrina Rudin, Alex Papachristidis, Carolyne Roehm, Alina Cho,

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Robert Zimmerman, Chuck Scarborough and 60 Minutes’ Steve Kroft. If that’s not enough, stir in chefs Daniel Boulud and Danny Meyer, billionaires Hilary and Wilbur Ross, Susan Gutfreund, Morgan Entrekin, Mary Boone, Gary Fisketjon, Pink Floyd’s Roger Waters, Alison Mazzola, Mark Gilbertson, Dana Hammond, Paula and Tony Peck, Jimmy Finkelstein, Somers and Jonathan Farkas, lensmen Harry Benson, Christophe von Hohenberg and Patrick McMullan and 200 others more or less just like them.

PALM BEACH SHOW GROUP HONORS THE AMERICAN RED CROSS

The Palm Beach Jewelry, Art & Antique Show Group’s dashing CEO Scott Diament hosted a kickoff for his fair at Eau Palm Beach. The Opening Night Preview Party on February 13 will honor the American Red Cross. The show, which will run through February 17, will feature a billion dollars’ worth of collectibles from more than 160 exhibitors from around the world, including Imperial Fine Books, Valerio Antiques, Butchoff, Haynes Fine Art, Cavalier Galleries and Kwiat. Design chair Campion Platt will curate vignettes with six designers, including Lars Bolander, Suzanne Kasler and Gil Walsh. Platt, who will utilize 3-D mapping technology by Insidemaps.com, said, “With a simple point and click smartphone you can transform static rooms to realistic 3-D design and shopping environments.” M.S. Rau Antiques will showcase Pope Paul VI’s extraordinary diamond cross and ring, which can be yours for $1.9 million. Fred Leighton, L’etoile Royale, Yafa Signed Jewelry, Betteridge Jewelers and Rehs Diamonds will also display their finest gems. palmbeachshowgroup.com

LADY SHEILA STABLE TWO

Sheila Rosenblum has launched a horse racing syndicate dubbed Lady Sheila Stable Two that is owned solely by women, including Douglas Elliman CEO Dottie Herman and Linda Rice, who is considered to be the top female trainer in the world. Sheila, who is an alumna

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of the Royal Ballet School in London and a March of Dimes board member, had a party at her Park Avenue apartment to celebrate the acquisition of three new two-year-old fillies that will hit the track this spring. Guests included Lucia Hwong-Gordon, Maggie Norris, Janna Bullock and Nicole Noonan. ladysheilastabletwo.com

FLAVOR! NAPA VALLEY

Oenophiles like Charles Koch, Bob Dylan and Gérard Depardieu can spend from $1K to $100K on a bottle of wine, while others spend millions building their collections and cellars. Sotheby’s recently sold a 114-bottle set of Romanée-Conti wine for $1.6 million. The world’s top restaurateurs and chefs are powerful tastemakers who affect the quality of our daily lives in the same way that fashion and interior designers do. Michelin stars are the Oscars of the culinary world, and celebrated chefs flock to the Michelin Star Galas and food and wine festivals from New York to California. One of the best is Flavor! Napa Valley, which this year featured more than 120 chefs, including Aureole’s Charlie Palmer, who has received ten stars since 1989; Morimoto’s Masaharu Morimoto; Todd English, Rocco DiSpirito, and Duff Goldman; and Michael Chiarello, who cofounded the festival with veteran event producer Herb Karlitz. The iconic Silverado Resort, the founding sponsor, hosted the “Welcome” dinner, where each course was prepared by a world-renowned chef and paired with stellar Napa wines. Thomas Keller, Christopher Kostow, Geoffrey Zakarian, Richard Reddington and Ken Frank have also cooked at the festival. President Theodore Roosevelt, James Franco and Guy Fieri have all stayed at the Silverado, which was originally built as a private home in the 1860s. It also hosted the 2014 PGA Golf Tour. Recent visitors to Napa, and its seven Michelin-starred restaurants and world-class vineyards include Kevin Costner, Mario Batali, Robert Redford and Dan Aykroyd. The five-day event benefited the Culinary Institute of America, which has produced many of the industry’s brightest stars. Who else would tell you these things? www.flavornapavalley.com ✦

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LAURE HERIARD DUBREUIL AVENUE’s back-page column asks Miami notables our version of the questionnaire made famous by Marcel Proust

aure Heriard Dubreuil is descended from a long line of tastemakers; her family runs the Rémy Martin cognac business, and in her own right she was worked for the likes of the houses of Yves Saint Laurent and Balenciaga in Paris. The newly adopted Miamian has brought her Parisian sensibilities down south along with partners Frederic Dechnick and Milan Vukmirovic and opened the überchic and cool Webster in South Beach in 2007. Refashioned from an Art Deco building, the Webster is the ultimate destination for some retail therapy; Heriard Dubreuil lets us in on some of her secrets to this hot locale.

WHAT’S YOUR FIRST MIAMI MEMORY? The sunshine sunshine—arriving arriving from Paris—the colors of the Deco buildings on the beach. WHAT MAKES MIAMI SO UNIQUE COMPARED TO OTHER CITIES? The fact that it is on the ocean but is a very large business metropolis at the crossroads between the U.S. and Latin America. WHERE DO YOU GO TO BE INSPIRED IN MIAMI? OR WHAT MIAMI BUILDING/ INTERIOR INSPIRES YOU THE MOST? I love the Art Deco district—this is where the Webster is. It is unique in the world. WHAT IS YOUR MOST MEMORABLE MIAMI MOMENT? The opening of the Webster after two and a half years of construction . . . magical.

IF YOUR APARTMENT WERE ON FIRE, WHICH THREE THINGS WOULD YOU RESCUE? Apart from my family of course—the royal blue Birkin Hermès bag my fiancé (Aaron Young) gave me, the Terry Richardson portrait of my fiancé and me, and the engagement ring that Aaron designed for me. WHAT’S YOUR BIGGEST EXTRAVAGANCE? Not answering my emails for one day . . . one can dream. DO YOU HAVE A RECURRING DREAM? People always look like Giacomettis in my dreams. WHERE IS PARADISE FOR YOU? Currently dreaming of Los Roques in Venezuela. WHAT’S THE BEST ADVICE YOU’VE EVER BEEN GIVEN? Choose a job you like and you’ll never have to work a day in your life.

WAS THERE A CAREER MILESTONE OR MOMENT THAT CHANGED EVERYTHING FOR YOU? When Target asked me to create a collection—it was the American dream come true!

BEST MEAL YOU’VE HAD IN MIAMI? Impossible to say, but Joe’s Stone Crab, as it is unique in the world.

WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE MIAMI CLICHÉ? LEAST FAVORITE? Scarface and Miami Vice. WHAT DO YOU MISS MOST WHEN YOU’RE OUT OF MIAMI? The lifestyle. WHO IS THE MOST POWERFUL MIAMIAN YOU KNOW? They all are! WHO IS YOUR FAVORITE DINNER PARTNER? My fiancé. PLEASE SHARE SOME OF YOUR SECRET MIAMI DISCOVERIES. C. Madeleine’s for vintage shopping. WHAT DO YOU WANT TO BE WHEN YOU GROW UP? A Nose [a fragrance maker]. ✦

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Real estate agents affiliated with The Corcoran Group are independent contractor sales associates and are not employees of The Corcoran Group. Equal Housing Opportunity. The Corcoran Group is a licensed real estate broker. All information furnished regarding property for sale or rent or regarding financing is from sources deemed reliable, but Corcoran makes no warranty or representation as to the accuracy thereof. All property information is presented subject to errors, omissions, price changes, changed property conditions, and withdrawal of the property from the market, without notice. All dimensions provided are approximate. To obtain exact dimensions, Corcoran advises you to hire a qualified architect or engineer. 51 Main Street, East Hampton NY 11937 | 631.324.3900

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