Elliman on the Water 2016 by Douglas Elliman Florida

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Class Act Athletics interested

Jimmy Spithill. From his earliest days in his native Australia—rugby, tennis, cricket, Aussie Rules football—“anything, really, to get me out of class,” says Spithill, captain of Oracle Team USA.

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4 Jimmy Spithill, America’s Skipper Australian-born and tough as nails, Oracle Team USA’s captain is on a roll. BY S I M O N M U R R AY

12 You’re Gonna Need A Bigger Boat When you’re talking mega yachts, of course size matters. BY S I M O N M U R R AY

18 Woman Vs. Sea Captain Liz Clark is fearless, adventurous and awesome. BY C A S EY FA R L EY

26 WATERFRONT HOMES MIAMI F T . L A U D E R DA L E PA L M B E AC H BAHAMAS

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the cover Jimmy Spithill photographed by PETER HURLEY. Shot on location at the Royal Naval Dockyard in Bermuda.

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HOW THIS AUSSIE BECAME

THE NEW MUG Oracle Team USA Captain Jimmy Spithill, the face of Americaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Cup racing; (opposite) Oracle Team USA gives a master class in hydrofoiling last June in Chicago.

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The fact is, he was on the precipice of a crushing defeat. A violation in the Louis Vuitton World Series leading up to the America’s Cup had spurred an inquiry, and the US team had been accused of cheating. As punishment, three team members had been expelled from the competition, and the Oracle boat was docked two wins before the racing even began in San Francisco Bay. Making matters worse, the Challengers, Emirates Team New Zealand, led by the coolheaded Dean Barker, had quickly capitalized on the situation, leaving Team USA in a 6–0 hole (despite their having won two races!).

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he winds on San Francisco Bay are fickle. By late morning, you felt them starting to kick up. Before long, they were blowing at more than 20 mph—just shy of the 23-mph limit at which organizers would have been required to cancel the race. A green light was given.The crew of Oracle Team USA donned their flotation vests and their crash helmets and climbed aboard the AC72, an imposing 13-story jet-black catamaran prone to levitating above the water at breakneck speeds. As a powerboat pulled them into the bay for Race 9 of the 2013 America’s Cup, Jimmy Spithill, Team USA’s veteran skipper, exhibited an unruffled mien—betraying not an ounce of what he must have been feeling.

A DAY AT THE OFFICE

Oracle Team USA mixes it up on an AC45 at their Bermuda training center in June; (opposite) the Captain even chauffeurs his crew from the base out to their racing catamaran.

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But something else was wrong— Nevertheless, Team Oracle’s computer something far more troublesome. The simulations had forecast a grand victory. Oracle boat wasn’t performing properly, Their catamaran, which cost at least $10 even with all the design advantages that million to build, wouldn’t just be the better had been bestowed boat in the final, it upon it by team would be the fastest The worst injuries of owner Larry Ellison, sailboat ever to cofounder of software his career—broken ribs, compete for the giant Oracle and one Cup—capable of 48 shoulder, wrists, leg, of the richest men knots, about 55 mph. collarbone—have all in the world. (Ellison Ellison had made stemmed from activity had reportedly sunk himself one very $115 million into this pricey, state-of-the on dry land, including competition alone). art bed, and he was motocross and rugby. As winners of the about to lie in it. In other words, Spithill America’s Cup in But Jimmy Spithill is one toughsumbitch. 2010, Ellison and Team and company had Oracle had earned figured something out. the right to determine Crossing the starting the current regatta’s rules. Ellison had called gate near the Golden Gate Bridge—its for the new AC72—that’s America’s Cup majestic features rising above the fog 72 class—catamarans, which can hydrofoil line—Challenger and Defender began above the water at speeds of nearly 50 racing down and back in consecutive legs. mph. Faster and larger than previous Cup Alcatraz Island and the downtown San vessels, they are also exceedingly dangerous. Francisco waterfront provided a picturesque

SOLO CROSSING Spithill, who’s

also a competitive paddleboarder, hits the surf in Hawaii.

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backdrop, seemingly from every vantage point, as the US team smoked the Kiwis, crossing the finish line a whopping 47 seconds ahead of the Challenger’s boat. The New Zealand team would go on to split the day with the US, winning the next race, a victory that left them just two wins shy of the nine needed to claim the Cup. Excitement rose to a fever pitch among their fans, who had descended on San Francisco en masse. From the deafening sound of their cheers, I could have sworn half of Auckland had crammed into the sliver of waterfront where I watched. “If you didn’t enjoy today’s racing out there, then you probably should watch another sport,” declared Kiwi Captain Barker at the post-race press conference I attended. What he didn’t know then, what he could never have imagined, was that in ten short days we would all be witness to one of the all-time greatest— and, perhaps, the greatest—comebacks in the history of sports, with Oracle Team USA somehow managing to hold onto

the oldest trophy in international sport, successfully defending its title 9–8. Despite tremendous setbacks, Oracle’s simulations had proved gratifyingly correct. But I had to wonder whether anyone outside the Bay area even noticed. America’s response to Team USA’s breathtaking historic victory? A resounding shrug.

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he America’s Cup—and I’m speaking here not of the sporting event, but rather its prize—is an ornate, sterlingsilver “bottomless” ewer crafted by Garrard & Co., Britain’s official Crown Jeweller, in 1848 to commemorate Queen Victoria’s Golden Jubilee year, and it commands every bit of honor, every smidgen of deference, that such regal origins might suggest. The Cup flies first class. Swaddled in a Louis Vuitton case. When handled, the Auld Mug, as it’s affectionately known, is gingerly touched. By silk-gloved hands. And like many of us, in its later years, the Cup has grown rounder—so as to better accommodate the myriad names of sailing champions engraved along its base. When I meet up with Spithill again, he’s in Bermuda training for the 2017 Cup.The sport’s highest profile athlete—who’s twice had the legend of his heroic deeds inscribed on the Auld Mug after piloting his boat to victory in two consecutive Cups—is preparing to depart L.F. Wade International Airport for a race in Toulon. And he is flying commercial. Asked about the whereabouts of the Cup, the redheaded spitfire laughs off the glaring discrepancy between its travel arrangements and his own. “Mate, the Cup’s sort of on tour,” he says, adding, “It gets treated pretty well. It has its own security detail.” Spithill travels sans security team. But then he doesn’t really need one. The Australian transplant is an avid boxer. And though he’s been nursing a sore elbow of late (an injury that has flared up from time to time ever since he tore some tendons in the run-up to the 2013 America’s Cup), the worst injuries of his career—broken ribs, shoulder, wrists, leg, collarbone—have all stemmed from activity on dry land, including motocross and rugby. In other words, Spithill is one toughsumbitch. I catch Spithill as he’s leaving the team’s base of operations in Bermuda, which is playing host to the 2017 America’s Cup,

where he’ll attempt to lead his team to a “three-peat.” After a pit stop in London for meetings, he’ll fly on to Toulon, France, for the fifth leg of the Louis Vuitton America’s Cup World Series—a sequence of regatta races that determine which team will go forward as Challenger for the Cup. Spithill is not going to Toulon to race, however. The bum elbow will keep him in dry dock, for now. “I don’t like being on the sidelines, that’s for sure, but in some ways it’s actually good for the team,” says Spithill, a modest man unfailingly insistent on sharing the spotlight with his teammates. “It’s a bad business plan to rely on one person.” Still, the 37-year-old captain is the closest thing the sport has to a celebrity athlete. The two-time Cup champion and men’s 2014 ISAF Rolex World Sailor of the Year is the sport’s somewhat unlikely but wholly necessary face—necessary, that is, if America’s Cup racing is ever to transcend the cloistered, elitist world of sailing to become, as some envision, a global phenomenon with a following in the hundreds of millions.

immy Spithill grew up the eldest of three children in the tiny Australian town of Elvina Bay, just north of Sydney. At the age of five, he learned to sail in a wooden dinghy (with a persistent leak). To get to school, the young Spithill took a boat, and since few kids his age lived nearby— and TV reception was lousy—Jimmy would come home after classes, hop in his boat and explore the surrounding waterways. Athletics also interested him: rugby, tennis, cricket, Aussie Rules football. “Anything, really, to get me out of class!” says Spithill. As a boy, his red hair and freckles made him stick out at school. He was bullied… until he picked up boxing, a development Spithill views in hindsight as practically inevitable. “Because whether you like it or not, you’re going to be fighting,” he has said. “The hair makes you a bit of a target.” These days, Spithill jokes about it with Graeme Spence, a red-bearded fellow Aussie who’s a grinder (read: beefy operator of manual winches) on Team USA: “We say, ‘If you’re a redhead, you’d better be a great runner. And then at some point you get really good at fighting—because you’re sick and tired of running.’ ”

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a staple of Team USA’s dry land training; a little time in the pool is also essential; the Captain and the Cup at a promotional event at Yankee Stadium last May.

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(Spithill lost in the next round), Coutts made him one of his newest hires. At the 2010 Cup, held in Valencia, Spain, Spithill led Team USA into the final. In a quick, best-of-three format, Oracle needed only two heats. At age 30, Spithill found himself the youngest winning skipper in the competition’s history. But he wasn’t done yet. Not even close.

egend has it that at the first America’s Cup, in 1851, Queen Victoria, holding court on the Royal Yacht, asked one of her attendants who was in second place. “Your Majesty, there is no second,” came the reply. The yacht “America,” representing the nascent New York Yacht Club, would beat the best the British could muster and win the 100 Guineas Cup, which was subsequently renamed the America’s Cup in the boat’s honor. In 2016, increasingly sophisticated technology has brought with it heightened competition. Second place now means seconds behind—and threatening victory on every upwind tack. In other words, it’s going to be a fight. No stranger to confrontation, Spithill is prepared. “When you’re the Defender, you’ve got a bit of a target on your back, no question,” says Spithill. “But look, I think either way it doesn’t matter, because the best team is gonna win. And you’ve gotta go out there on the water and get it done.” Still, Spithill leaves nothing to chance. In an effort to gain even the slightest edge,

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As a teenager, Spithill showed prodigious sailing talent, but his parents—his father is an engineer, his mother, a medical receptionist—struggled to send him to international competitions. But Jimmy’s competitiveness and devil-may-care attitude provided the necessary fuel to his fire. He was a relentless competitor. Once, a week prior to the national high school sailing championship, he broke his wrist playing rugby. With his arm in a cast, Spithill sailed anyway, and won the competition. In 1999, when Spithill was 20, he debuted with the Young Australia team, becoming the youngest skipper in America’s Cup history. Despite piloting an antiquated boat, he displayed remarkable savvy. While his team lost, Spithill’s outsize skills caught the eye of the 2003 US team OneWorld, which recruited him. With OneWorld, Spithill lost again, this time in the preliminaries.The winner? Larry Ellison’s Oracle team, which went on to the finals as Challenger but came up short. Returning in 2007 as helmsmen for the Italian team Luna Rossa, Spithill went headto-head with the lavishly funded Oracle Team USA. Though their budget ran into the tens of millions, the Oracle team was no match for Spithill’s quick thinking and highrisk/high-reward strategy. Routinely beating Team USA from the starting line, Luna Rossa sent the Americans packing. Italian fans, stoked by Spithill’s aggressiveness, started calling him “James Pitbull.” By that time, Oracle’s CEO, Russell Coutts, had not only noticed Spithill, he had seen enough. After the Cup was over

he took up flying lessons, eventually earning a pilot’s license. His reasoning? To learn more about aerodynamics. Spithill likens the boats being used in the current World Series, the new AC45— smaller than the AC72, but also faster—to a flying car or a rocket. Sailing one is apparently quite challenging. “It’s sort of like strapping a net trampoline to the back of a big truck, sending it around a rally course, and trying to stand up on that trampoline and move around,” says Spithill. “If you cross a line you’re going to pay a big consequence. People can get hurt.” (In the run-up to the 2013 America’s Cup, a British sailor became the first fatality in this new era of boats when the Swedish Artemis Racing AC72 he was crewing flipped over and broke apart.) “But when you push the red line like that, it’s incredibly addictive,” adds Spithill. While the Golden Age of sailing is squarely in the past, the age of Formula 1 sailboats lies ahead. Spithill believes it will lead to an influx of international spectators. I wholeheartedly agree. With GoPro cameras on board, and mic’ed-up sailors—the world will have live, unprecedented access to the 2017 America’s Cup races in Bermuda’s Great Sound. For many, it will feel like the race is happening right in their living room: the crystalline surf breaking against the carbon-fiber hulls and showering the crew, sailors barking commands as they try to be heard in what is effectively a wind tunnel. Spithill has one last prediction: the advent of flight. The AC45s used in Cup events today bounce down with some frequency during a race, their hulls tapping the water, even when moving at top speed. But with the next generation of boats—the 2017 Cup will feature a new model, the AC50— all bets are off. Hydrofoiling around an entire course may well be possible. “I just don’t think we’re going to see the boats touch the water at all,” says Spithill. But would even the outrageousness of that feat be enough to draw interest? In a sport that deftly—and capably—brings together Louis Vuitton and Red Bull (as sponsors), plutocrats and athletic sailors, state-of-theart technology and the volatility of the wind, opposites tend to attract. Whether the sport can draw a large nonsailing audience, however, still remains to be seen. But my money is on Jimmy Spithill. Yours should be, too.

CATCHIN’ A BIT O’ SPRAY

Spithill uncorks one after a Louis Vuitton America’s Cup World Series victory in San Francisco in 2012; (opposite) fans greet Team USA at a World Series event in New York City in May.

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FULL SPEED AHEAD A sea terrace is just one of the many amenities of the 95-meter “Kismet;” (opposite) a duck’s eye view of the ship’s impressive bow.

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THREE SHEETS TO THE WIND

The expansive sun deck on the “Helios” includes a Jacuzziadjacent bar; (right) With three masts, the “Athena” boasts 2,500 square meters of sail power.

he first time I climbed into a boat, I fell out of it. She was just a tiny dinghy with an outboard motor that started, coughing and sputtering, like a lawn mower. I misjudged her speed. Leaning on the edge, hand skimming the wake, I flipped backward into the cold water of Martha’s Vineyard, the blade of the propeller whirling precipitously close to my head. I was five. From that moment on, I probably should have been stricken with a deathly fear of boats and boating. But something else gripped me instead: the thrill of the sea. Build a yacht as tall as you’d like. Staff it with a small army. Load it up with gadgets, hot tubs, massage tables and nimble helicopters. Throw lavish parties without fear of party crashers (guests can only arrive by tender, anyway). Beneath all the gloss, the thrill of the sea remains. For is it not why we embark from land in the first place? What follows is a list of yachts that invoke within us that same feeling: a mysterious, primordial, oceanic thrill. Our bet is they’ll make you want to climb aboard. Just don’t fall in.

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Helios 2001, Oceanco (The Netherlands) 59.1 meters 18 crew members €39 million y.co/yacht/helios Named for the Titan sun god of the ancient Greeks, the “Helios” more than meets expectations, its expansive deck areas designed for soaking up those rays in style. The focal point for outdoor activity is unquestionably the sundeck, where guests can enjoy a dip in the Jacuzzi without fear of dehydration since the bar is practically within reach. The spacious swim platform, where tenders and toys can be launched at a moment’s notice, is also a perfect perch from which to take in a sunset. The “Helios” offers a full-beam master suite with a study, his-and-hers walk-in wardrobes and heated marble floors. The gym (complete with a treadmill, cross-trainer and weights) and a drop-down projector for movie nights make the “Helios” a home away from home.

PJ 210 Sport Yacht 2018, Palmer Johnson (The Netherlands) 63.47 meters 15 crew members €48 million y.co/yacht/pj-210-sport-yacht Slated for completion in the summer of 2018, this beauty from Palmer Johnson projects a raw, primal power. Italian firm Nuvolari Lenard has designed Palmer Johnson’s P Sport Yacht line since the very first, a 120-footer, more than a decade ago. This latest iteration is very like her Wisconsin-built sister ship, the “PJ 210 Lady M,” the line’s flagship. Its sleek, tri-deck design, encompassing more than 10,000 square feet of accommodating space (including exterior living space), the PJ 210 Sport Yacht has been designed with a focus on flow-through indoor-outdoor spaces. Now there really is no need to sacrifice comfort or style for speed and agility.

Athena 2004, Royal Huisman (The Netherlands) 90 meters 21 crew members $69.9 million burgessyachts.com At 90 meters, the “Athena” is the fourthlargest sailing yacht in the world, and like

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the Greek goddess for whom she’s named, she’s a devastating beauty. The three-mast schooner owes her distinctive form to the design dream team of Dykstra Naval Architects and Pieter Beelsnijder. Varnished teak cabin tops surmount an Alustar hull and, above it all, some 2,500 square meters of sail power billow in the breeze. Below deck, lightly stained mahogany abounds. Five cabins accommodate up to 12 guests, and a full-beam master suite boasts a separate study, walk-in wardrobe and luxurious bathroom complete with Jacuzzi tub. Athena expertly fuses exhilarating performance with Old World charm to vividly recall the Golden Age of sailing.

Silver Fast 2015, SilverYachts (Perth) 77 meters 18 crew members $89.3 million burgessyachts.com The arrow-like, 77-meter “Silver Fast” is the fourth yacht in the acclaimed SilverYachts series—and the most advanced. Designed by Espen Oeino, the “Silver Fast” retains the supersleek contour and unique hull lines of her much-prized predecessors, now set off by a new, monochrome (some might say menacing) silver paint job. On her maiden voyage to Port Hercules for the 2015 Monaco Yacht Show, the “Silver Fast” traveled 11,000 nautical miles with just a single stopover for refueling—a testament to her status as the most advanced, eco-fuel efficient vessel in the Silver series. With a top speed of 27 knots, the “Silver Fast” is the world’s largest and fastest (in terms of length-to-speed ratio) aluminum superyacht. Most notable is the aft deck, which features a stunning winter garden with wraparound sliding glass panels, allowing the owner to treat up to 20 guests to an indoor or outdoor dining extravaganza.

Sherakhan 1965, Vuyk & Zonen (The Netherlands) Recommissioned 2005 69.65 meters 19 crew members €29.95 million y.co/yacht/sherakhan A gorgeous, 69-meter yacht rebuilt from the shell of a dilapidated commercial ship, the “Sherakhan” was designed for exploring

sailor’s delight The sleek

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monochrome hull of the “PJ 210 Sport Yacht” reflects the sunset; (opposite) Light filters down through the glass bottom of an 18-person Jacuzzi and into the expansive dining room of the “Sherakhan,” which also has a sauna; The 77-meter “Silver Fast” has a top speed of 27 knots.

in style. Her classically wide decks provide cabin space for up to 26 guests, as well as a fully equipped gym, spa and beauty salon. Don’t be fooled by the yacht’s classic lines. The traditional shape belies the ship’s striking contemporary interior, where the luxuriously appointed dining room occupies a colossal atrium bathed in natural light—which filters down through the glass bottom of the 18-person Jacuzzi above. Yes, the ship is named after the fierce tiger from Rudyard Kipling’s The Jungle Book, and you can take her on your own (aquatic) safari. Charter price? Just €385,000 a week.

Kismet 2014, Lürssen (Bremen, Germany) 95.2 meters 27 crew members An estimated $200 million luerssen-yachts.com As the owner of NFL franchise the Jacksonville Jaguars, Shahid Khan knows size does matter. So when he wanted an upgrade from his award-winning, 68-meter “Kismet,” he went back to Lürssen and asked for more detail, more drama. The result is the 95-meter superyacht of the same name that can accommodate a football

team. Designed by two leading names in contemporary design—Espen Oeino International for the exterior and Reymond Langton Design for the interior—the vessel outmaneuvered others in its weight class to win a 2015 World Superyacht Award. It features sweeping staircases, two full-height video walls, two fireplaces and a grand piano. But the pièce de résistance is the top deck, with an informal al fresco dining area parked beside an oversized barbecue, all situated behind protective glass doors that give access to a swimming pool and Jacuzzi, forwardfacing pilot seats and a rock garden. .

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ALL HANDS ON DECK

Captain Liz takes the helm while her feline first mate stands watch; (opposite) “Swell” sailing upwind in the trades.

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WOMAN VS.

SEA

BY CASEY FARLEY SAILING SOLO, CAPTAIN LIZ CLARK, CHARTS A COURSE FOR ADVENTURE, ECO-ACTIVISM AND THE BEST SURF SPOTS IN THE WORLD.

PORTRAIT BY JODY MacDONALD

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WIND ‘N’ SURF

(from left) Atop the mast, Clark makes a repair to the ship’s rigging; somehow, in between boat maintenance and other shipboard chores, she also makes time for surfing.

She’s living on her boat, recently in French Polynesia, swimming like a mermaid, seeking out fresh surf spots (the locations of which she does not share) and demonstrating how to save the planet. And Captain Clark is on her own, accompanied only by her feline first mate, Amelia. Clark, 36, was born into a San Diego family who regularly took to the seas for months at a time. Surfing and sailing went hand in hand. In college, Clark was the National Scholastic Surfing Association Champion of 2001,

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(PREVIOUS SPREAD, “SWELL”) VOYAGE OF “SWELL” COLLECTION; (RIGGING) SIMON CORNEGLIO; (SURFING) BALI STRICKLAND

o label Captain Liz Clark a seafarer would be an understatement. Sure, she’s a sailor on “Swell,” a 40-foot yacht, but her journey began more than a decade ago and has taken on epic proportions. Clark isn’t simply sailing from port to port.

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WOMAN OVERBOARD

Clark enjoys a little down time off the coast of Kiribati in the South Pacific.

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Currently Clark is in the final stretch of writing a book. “It shows my inner evolution through the first eight years of my voyage— from an insecure girl with a big dream to a confident woman with a beautiful understanding of her connection to the universe.”

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iving on a boat isn’t all rope hammocks and pink sunsets. Sailing is hard work, especially when you’re going it alone. Clark spends an inordinate amount of time scrubbing algae from “Swell”s hull and fixing things. The quotidian sourcing of food is a constant challenge, as is finding sponsors. And hazards abound: storms, seasickness, lightning, sharks and, worse— unwanted suitors, and that’s just for starters. Still, Captain Liz’s outlook is bright. She’s living the dream of escape. It’s evident in the many photos she posts, on her website and social media sites, featuring blue skies, sweeping oceans and Clark beaming broadly. Even though she’s off sailing in the middle of nowhere, people have noticed. Clark’s a regular in Surfer magazine, was featured in the surf film Dear And Yonder and last year was named a National Geographic Adventurer of the Year. Recently, Patagonia appointed Captain Liz a brand ambassador. “Patagonia has helped me get my story and message out to a more diverse audience,” she says. “I feel really lucky to work with a company with environmental and social values so similar to my own.” Clark is a tireless activist for environmental causes; chief among them are raising awareness of climate change, eradicating plastic pollution from the oceans and ending animal exploitation for meat and dairy products. Currently Clark is in the final stretch of writing a book. “It shows my inner evolution through the first eight years of my voyage—from an insecure girl with a big dream to a confident woman with a beautiful understanding of her

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connection to the universe. I intend to show that anything is possible when you live from the heart space.” She recently hosted a camera crew from Patagonia on “Swell.” That led to a video, Ten Tuamotus Days With Liz Clark, an insider’s look at her life. In it, Captain Liz presents her mission statement: to find great waves, embrace new cultures and face her fears. Beyond the physical reality of battling the elements while living at sea, for Clark, being alone is terrifying. But she’s embraced it and learned to accept it with the help of her cat, a calico rescue with her own Instagram account. Since 2013, Amelia and Clark have travelled together with regular stints on land to see friends and gather supplies. And then one day last year, after the two alighted on a small island, Amelia went missing.

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but competitive surfing wasn’t in her bones. She was hooked instead on the idea of solo exploration and seeing the world by sailboat. In 2006, she set sail from California to explore the coasts of Mexico and Central America, mostly by herself, on “Swell,” a donated Cal 40 by Jansen Marine. Before leaving, the 40-year-old ship required a complete overhaul, which Captain Liz took to like graduate school, with lessons from marine professionals in everything from rigging and electrical work to fiberglass repair. She also studied open ocean sailing, currents and weather patterns. And then…she went. “Magic happens when you follow your dreams,” says Clark. A few years in the Pacific led to an urge to go further. Captain Liz mapped out a 3,000-mile solo sail from the Galapagos to French Polynesia. The plan caught her mother’s attention and Mom, being Mom, offered to accompany her on the rough 22-day voyage. After that adventure together, Liz then spent a year wandering the South Pacific alone, surfing and connecting with locals while living on her boat. Then she discovered, rather alarmingly, that her beloved boat had a mysterious leak. It took nearly two years and another overhaul to make the vessel shipshape again. But by 2011, Captain Clark was once again sailing throughout the most remote islands of French Polynesia. She’s been there ever since, aside from the occasional visit home by plane.

SAFE HARBOR With “Swell”

anchored, Clark roasts the day’s catch on the beach of a Pacific island; (opposite, from top) in ports of call along her route, she makes time to share her story and talk to kids about plastic pollution, overfishing and climate change; yoga keeps Clark shipshape, strong and centered; she collects rainwater to keep herself (and Amelia) well hydrated.

Clark admitted to being “stunned” by the loss of her beloved companion. She camped out where she’d last seen the cat and returned to the little island often, leaving cat food and fish. She even consulted a pet psychic. Then, 42 days after her disappearance, Amelia turned up at a bed and breakfast on the island, looking healthy and strong. “Amelia’s return was incredible! I thought for sure she

wasn’t coming back, so to see her again gave me so much joy,” says Clark. Her sabbatical changed our relationship and made me respect her needs and desires more than ever.” That the cat came back is a small miracle, which kind of describes Clark’s fascinating journey. It’s a journey that Captain Liz, with the wind and the sun and the search for the perfect wave, has made her own.

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Miami Beach

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Miami Beach

5446 North Bay Road, Miami Beach, Florida Web# A10018704 | $29,000,000 Brett Harris | 305.764.9401 brett.harris@elliman.com

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Bal Harbour

St. Regis,1001N, Bal Harbour, Florida Web# RX-10265347 | $7,700,000 Senada Adzem | 917.913.6680 senada.adzem@elliman.com

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Miami Beach

Faena House, 3315 Collins Avenue, 5C, Miami Beach, Florida Web# A10094105 | $6,975,000 Jorge Sanchez 305.970.7681 | jorge.sanchez@elliman.com Pietro Belmonte 305.335.1981 | pietro.belmonte@elliman.com ELLIMAN ON THE WATER

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This is not intended to be an offer to sell, or solicitation to buy, condominium units to residents of any jurisdiction where such offer or solicitation cannot be made or is otherwise 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. The information provided, including pricing, is solely for informational purposes, and is subject to change without notice. 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 advertisement is not an offering. It is a solicitation of interest in the advertised property. No offering of the advertised units can be made and no deposits can be accepted, or reservations, binding or non-binding, can be made until an offering plan is filed with the New York State Department of Law. This advertisement is made pursuant to Cooperative Policy Statement No. 1, issued by the New York State Department of Law. CP16-0027, Sponsor: KAR Miami MRP LLC, 24 SW 4th Street, Miami, Florida 33130

Miami Beach

6101 Aqua Avenue, PH11A, Miami Beach Web# A10091929 | $3,500,000 Jeff Morr | 786.200.5005 jeff.morr@elliman.com

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Where park meets the ocean. Eighty Seven Park is a selection of private, oceanfront homes designed to seamlessly embrace both park and ocean. Located in Miami Beach’s newest neighborhood, it is the first residential project by Pritzker Prizewinning architect Renzo Piano in the USA. Onsite Sales Gallery: 8701 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach 844 389 0559 eightysevenpark.com

Exclusive sales by Douglas Elliman Development Marketing This project is being developed by 8701 Collins Development, LLC, a Delaware limited liability company (“Developer”), which has a limited right to use the trademarked names and logos of Terra and Bizzi & Partners Development. Any and all statements, disclosures and/or representations shall be deemed made by Developer and not by Terra and Bizzi & Partners Development and you agree to look solely to Developer (and not to Terra and Bizzi & Partners Development and/or each of their affiliates) with respect to any and all matters relating to the sales and marketing and/or development of the project. 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. These materials are not intended to be an offer to sell, or solicitation to buy a unit in the condominium. Such an offering shall only be made pursuant to the prospectus (offering circular) for the condominium and no statements should be relied upon unless made in the prospectus or in the applicable purchase agreement. In no event shall any solicitation, offer or sale of a unit in the condominium be made in, or to residents of, any state or country in which such activity would be unlawful. Images and designs depicted herein are artist’s conceptual renderings, which are based upon preliminary development plans, and are subject to change without notice in the manner provided in the offering documents. All such materials are not to scale and are shown solely for illustrative purposes. EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY.

Aventura

6000 Island Boulevard, 2608, Aventura, Florida Web# A2201532 | $2,750,000 Richard Goihman | 305.206.2560 richard.goihman@elliman.com ELLIMAN ON THE WATER

Hollywood Beach

North Beach Houses, Hollywood Beach, Florida Ranging from $1,950,000 - $2,400,000 Darin Tansey 305.924.4100 | darin.tansey@elliman.com Laura Cresto 305.992.1828 | laura.cresto@elliman.com

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Fort Lauderdale

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Fort Lauderdale

315 Royal Plaza Drive, Fort Lauderdale, Florida Web# RX-10249118 | $11,950,000 Christopher Leavitt 917.664.0720 | christopher.leavitt@elliman.com Mabelle Eggers 954.629.5062 | mabelle.eggers@elliman.com

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Fort Lauderdale

655 Middle River Drive, Fort Lauderdale, Florida Web# A10132098 | $9,000,000 Don Colonello | 954.614.4112 don.colonello@ellliman.com

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Fort Lauderdale

2536 Lucille Drive, Fort Lauderdale, Florida Web# F1365491 | $5,795,000 Niki Higgins | 954.817.2500 niki.higgins@elliman.com ELLIMAN ON THE WATER

Fort Lauderdale

2110 N Ocean Blvd, 30A, Fort Lauderdale, Florida Web# F10007901 | $5,100,000 Niki Higgins | 954.817.2500 niki.higgins@elliman.com

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Fort Lauderdale

2847 NE 26th Place, Fort Lauderdale, Florida Web# A2198786 | $3,650,000 Melanie Kimpton 954.383.3386 | Jonathan Howard 772.321.3287 | Tracy Roddy 954.383.7555 melanie.kimpton@elliman.com | jonathan.howard@elliman.com | tracy.roddy@elliman.com ELLIMAN ON THE WATER

Weston

16742 Botaniko Drive, Weston, Florida Web# F10026799 | Starting at $2,895,000 Juan Noriega | 954.812.8662 juan.noriega@elliman.com

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Fort Lauderdale

515 Idlewyld Drive, Fort Lauderdale, Florida Web# A10123273 | $2,300,000 Fei Fei Goldman | 954.805.7792 feifei.goldman@elliman.com ELLIMAN ON THE WATER

Hillsboro Beach

1223 Hillsboro Mile, 9, Hillsboro Beach, Florida Web# A10032577 | $2,285,000 Carlos Hernandez 305.479.7090 | Rachelle Hirt-Beresh 305.491.6458 carlos.hernandez@elliman.com | rachelle.hirt-beresh@elliman.com

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Lâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Hermitage | 3100 North Ocean Boulevard, 310, Fort Lauderdale, Florida Web# A10080709 | $2,250,000 Melanie Kimpton 954.383.3386 | melanie.kimpton@elliman.com Jonathan Howard 772.321.3287 | jonathan.howard@elliman.com Anthony Santangelo 347.922.2560 | anthony.santangelo@elliman.com ELLIMAN ON THE WATER

Weston

16793 Botaniko Drive, Weston, Florida Web# F10026881 | $2,205,000 Juan Noriega | 954.812.8662 juan.noriega@elliman.com

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Fort Lauderdale

11 Hendricks Isle, Fort Lauderdale, Florida Web# A10066467 | $1,645,000 Melanie Kimpton 954.383.3386 | melanie.kimpton@elliman.com Jonathan Howard 772.321.3287 | jonathan.howard@elliman.com Anthony Santangelo 347.922.2560 | anthony.santangelo@elliman.com ELLIMAN ON THE WATER

Fort Lauderdale

2895 NE 33 Court, Fort Lauderdale, Florida New Construction starting at $925,000 Dan Teixeira | 954.522.3339 dan.teixeira@elliman.com

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Fort Lauderdale

1 North Fort Lauderdale Beach Boulevard, Fort Lauderdale, Florida Web# F1344967 | The Ritz-Carlton starting at $595,000 RMI Team | 954.522.3339 dan.teixeira@elliman.com ELLIMAN ON THE WATER

Boca Raton

484 South Maya Palm Drive, Boca Raton, Florida $10,995,000 | Web# RX-10226148 Katie Williams 561.909.7012 | katie.williams@elliman.com J.P. DiMisa 561.654.5425 | jp.dimisa@elliman.com

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Palm Beach

3000 South Ocean Boulevard, PH7, Palm Beach, Florida Web# F1368419 | $9,995,000 Niki Higgins | 954.817.2500 niki.higgins@elliman.com ELLIMAN ON THE WATER

Highland Beach

3621 South Ocean Boulevard, 1, Highland Beach, Florida Web# RX-10249737 | $6,900,000 Jeffrey Cohen | 561.654.7341 jeffrey.cohen@elliman.com

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A Lifestyle of Exclusivity Introducing The Residences at Mandarin Oriental, Boca Raton A LIMITED COLLECTION OF EIGHTY-FIVE RESIDENCES At Via Mizner, Boca Raton’s exciting new urban-resort experience, the elegance and grace of the city come together with the world-class service and stylish beauty of Mandarin Oriental. Via Mizner, where the finest shopping, dining, private club, and resort-style amenities are steps from your front door and every new day offers an experience of brilliance. AWARD-WINNING HOTEL GROUP | HOLISTIC SPA SERVICES | STATE-OF-THE-ART FITNESS | WINE CELLAR RESIDENT-ONLY ROOFTOP POOL | MEMBER-ONLY PRIVATE CLUB | CHAMPIONSHIP GOLF owned & developed by

+1.888.857.1753 | moresidencesbocaraton.com The Residences at Mandarin Oriental, Boca Raton (The Residences) are not developed, sponsored, owned, offered or sold by Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group or any affiliate thereof (MOHG), and MOHG makes no representation, warranty or guaranty of any kind regarding The Residences. The developers and owners of The Residences use the Mandarin Oriental name and trademarks subject to the terms of revocable licenses from MOHG which may expire or be terminated. ORAL REPRESENTATIONS CANNOT BE RELIED UPON AS CORRECTLY STATING 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 advertisement is not an offering. It is a solicitation of interest in the advertised property. No offering of the advertised units to New York residents can be made and no deposits can be accepted, or reservations, binding or non-binding, can be made until a CPS-12 Application is filed with the New York State Department of Law. This advertisement is made pursuant to Cooperative Policy Statement No. 1, issued by the New York State Department of Law. File No. CP16-0074. Tower 105 Residences, A Condominium | 105 East Camino Real Boca Raton, Florida 33432. Tower 105 Residences, A Condominium is being marketed as The Residences at Mandarin Oriental, Boca Raton. Via Mizner Owner III, LLC | 1515 North Federal Highway Suite 306 Boca Raton, Florida 33432. Branding and Marketing by Conway + Partners

Palm Beach

3000 South Ocean Boulevard, 204, Palm Beach, Florida Web# F1381384 | $3,999,000 Niki Higgins | 954.817.2500 niki.higgins@elliman.com

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Palm Beach

100 Sunrise Avenue, PH 10, Palm Beach, Florida Web# RX-10224077 | $3,750,000 Ashley McIntosh | 561.685.0861 ashley.mcintosh@elliman.com ELLIMAN ON THE WATER

Palm Beach Shores

155 Ocean Avenue, 302, Palm Beach Shores, Florida Web# RX-10240122 | $1,995,000 Chris Cox 561.714.6815 | chris.cox@elliman.com Jeff Cohen 561.654.7341 | jeff.cohen@elliman.com

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Jupiter

Harbor Villas - An Intimate Waterfront Community of 7 Luxury Townhomes Starting at $1,500,000 Charlie Forcucci | 561.339.6547 charlie.forcucci@elliman.com ELLIMAN ON THE WATER

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North Palm Beach

13503 Treasure Cove Circle, North Palm Beach, Florida Web# RX-10260516 | $1,500,000 Charlie Forcucci | 561.339.6547 charlie.forcucci@elliman.com ELLIMAN ON THE WATER

Boca Raton

2800 South Ocean Boulevard, 3G, Boca Raton, Florida Web# RX-10244409 | $1,299,000 Louise Buehler | 561.212.0276 louise.buehler@elliman.com

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Boca Raton

2800 South Ocean Boulevard, 18k, Boca Raton, Florida Web# RX-10243706 | $1,250,000 Louise Buehler | 561.212.0276 louise.buehler@elliman.com ELLIMAN ON THE WATER

Boca Raton

4401 North Ocean Boulevard, 12, Boca Raton, Florida Web# F10015322 | $1,050,000 Niki Higgins | 954.817.2500 niki.higgins@elliman.com

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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 OFFERING IS MADE ONLY BY THE PROSPECTUS FOR THE CONDOMINIUM AND NO STATEMENT SHOULD BE RELIED UPON AS REPRESENTATIONS, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, IF NOT MADE IN THE PROSPECTUS. THE SKETCHES, RENDERINGS, DEPICTIONS OF INTERIORS, DECORATION AND FINISHES, GRAPHIC MATERIALS, PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS, FURNISHINGS AND APPLIANCES, TERMS, CONDITIONS AND STATEMENTS CONTAINED IN THIS BROCHURE ARE CONCEPTUAL AND PROPOSED ONLY, AND THE DEVELOPER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO MODIFY, REVISE OR WITHDRAW ANY OR ALL OF SAME IN ITS SOLE DISCRETION AND WITHOUT PRIOR NOTICE. ALL DRAWINGS AND DEPICTIONS ARE ARTISTS RENDERINGS ONLY FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF REFERENCE. CONSULT YOUR AGREEMENT AND THE PROSPECTUS FOR ITEMS INCLUDED WITHIN THE AMENITIES AND UNIT. DIMENSIONS AND SQUARE FOOTAGE ARE APPROXIMATE AND MAY VARY WITH ACTUAL CONSTRUCTION. THE PROPERTIES OR INTEREST DESCRIBED HEREIN ARE NOT REGISTERED WITH THE GOVERNMENTS OF ANY STATE OTHER THAN FLORIDA AND NEW YORK. IN NEW YORK, THE COMPLETE OFFERING TERMS ARE IN A FLORIDA PROSPECTUS AVAILABLE FROM DEVELOPER. A CPS-12 APPLICATION HAS BEEN ACCEPTED IN NEW YORK AS FILE NO. CP-160073. THIS ADVERTISEMENT DOES NOT CONSTITUTE AN OFFER TO ANY RESIDENTS OF ANY OTHER JURISDICTION WHERE PROHIBITED, UNLESS THE PROPERTY HAS BEEN REGISTERED OR EXEMPTIONS ARE AVAILABLE.

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Grand Bahama Island

1 Midshipman Road, Grand Bahama Island, Bahamas Web# RX-10224841 | $6,200,000 John Greene | 561.351.5762 john.greene@elliman.com

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Malibu

26044 Pacific Coast Highway, Malibu, California Web# 16126646 | $6,499,000 Gina Dickerson | 310.744.5584 gina.dickerson@elliman.com ELLIMAN ON THE WATER

Santa Barbara County

Las Varas Coastal Ranch, Santa Barbara County, California $108,000,000 Anthony Punnet anthony.punnett@elliman.com

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575 Madison Avenue New York City, NY 10022 212.891.7000

6326 Northern Boulevard East Norwich, NY 11732 516.624.9000

980 Madison Avenue New York City, NY 10021 212.650.4800

390 Franklin Avenue Franklin Square, NY 11010 516.327.6500

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COCONUT GROVE 2950 SW 27th Avenue Miami, FL 33133 305.695.6070

MIAMI BEACH 1111 Lincoln Road, 805 Miami Beach, FL 33139 305.695.6300 1000 S Pointe Drive, 100 Miami Beach, FL 33139 305.695.6007

2112 Frederick Douglas Boulevard New York City, NY 10026 212.865.1100

1451 Ocean Drive Miami Beach, FL 33139 305.695.6075

QUEENS

NORTH MIAMI 12000 Biscayne Boulevard, 100 North Miami, FL 33181 305.400.9507

BAY HARBOR ISLAND 1021 Kane Concourse Bay Harbor Islands, FL 33154 305.866.4566

AVENTURA 18851 NE 29 Avenue Aventura, FL 33180 305.728.2420 18305 Biscayne Boulevard, 205 Aventura, FL 33160 305.695.6030

FORT LAUDERDALE 2100 North Ocean Boulevard Fort Lauderdale, FL 33305 954.828.1858 1 North Fort Lauderdale Beach Boulevard Fort Lauderdale, FL 33304 954.522.3339 450 East Las Olas Boulevard Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301 954.874.0740

BOCA RATON 444 East Palmetto Park Road Boca Raton, FL 33432 561.245.2635 EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY.

2142 Broadway New York City, NY 10023 212.769.2004

2901 Collins Avenue Miami Beach, FL 33140 305.571.3101

3201 Collins Avenue Miami Beach, FL 33140 305.534.8800

1995 Broadway New York City, NY 10023 212.362.9600

PALM BEACH 340 Royal Poinciana Way Palm Beach, FL 33480 561.655.8600 11199 Polo Club Road Wellington, FL 33414 561.653.6195

JUPITER 400 US Highway 1, C1 Jupiter, FL 33477 561.653.6100

209-18 Northern Boulevard Bayside, NY 11361 718.631.8900 47-37 Vernon Boulevard Long Island City, NY 11101 917.386.6164

DOWNTOWN MANHAT TAN 774 Broadway New York City, NY 10003 212.995.5357 137 Waverly Place New York City, NY 10014 212.206.2800 90 Hudson Street New York City, NY 10013 212.965.6000 26 West 17th Street New York City, NY 10011 212.645.4040 690 Washington Street New York City, NY 10014 212.352.3400

BROOKLYN 156 Montague Street Brooklyn, NY 11201 718.780.8100 154 7th Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11215 718.840.2000 325 Court Street Brooklyn, NY 11231 718.522.2929 490 Driggs Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11211 718.486.4400 664 Fulton Street Brooklyn, NY 11217 718.715.7000

NEW JERSEY 221 River Street Hoboken, NJ 07030 201.721.8610

RIVERDALE / BRONX 3265 Johnson Avenue Bronx, NY 10463 718.884.5815 6048 Riverdale Avenue Bronx, NY 10471 718.601.6100

164 East Main Street Huntington, NY 11743 631.549.4400 110 Walt Whitman Road Huntington Station, NY 11746 631.549.7401 700 Fort Salonga Road Northport, NY 11768 631.261.6800 150 Main Street Sayville, NY 11782 631.589.8500 300 Main Street East Setauket, NY11733 631.751.6000 996 Jericho Turnpike Smithtown, NY 11787 631.543.9400

30 West Park Avenue Long Beach, NY 11561 516.432.3400

THE HAMPTONS

154 Plandome Road Manhasset, NY 11030 516.627.2800

2488 Main Street Bridgehampton, NY 11932 631.537.5900

5066 Sunrise Highway Massapequa Park, NY 11762 516.795.0506

20 Main Street East Hampton, NY 11937 631.329.9400

4804 Merrick Road Massapequa, NY 11758 516.798.1353

14 W Montauk Highway Hampton Bays, NY 11946 631.723.2721

475 Port Washington Blvd Port Washington, NY 11050 516.883.5200

752 Montauk Highway Montauk, NY 11954 631.668.6565

317 Jackson Ave Syosset, NY 11791 516.921.2262

134 Jessup Avenue Quogue, NY 11959 631.653.6717

2300 Merrick Road Merrick, NY 11566 516.623.4500

138 Main Street Sag Harbor, NY 11963 631.725.0200

998a Old Country Road Plainview, NY 11803 516.681.2600

70 Jobs Lane Southampton, NY 11968 631.283.4343

1528 Old Northern Blvd Roslyn, NY 11576 516.621.3555

104 Main Street Westhampton Beach, NY 11978 631.288.6244

192 Hillside Ave Williston Park, NY 11596 516.746.0440

FIRE ISLAND

WESTCHESTER 402 Main Street Suite 1 Armonk, NY 10504 914.273.1001 438 Old Post Road Bedford, NY 10506 914.234.4590 101 King Street Chappaqua, NY 10514 914.238.3988

Corner of Bayview & Ocean Walks Sayville, NY 11782 631.597.3030

NORTH FORK 10200 Main Road Mattituck, NY 11952 631.298.8000 124 Front Street Greenport, NY 11944 631.477.2220

CONNECTICUT

83 Katonah Avenue Katonah, NY 10536 914.232.3700

88 Field Point Road Greenwich, CT 06830 203.622.4900

26 Popham Road Scarsdale, NY 10583 914.723.6800

COLORADO

SUFFOLK

520 East Durant Avenue Aspen, CO 81611 970.925.8810

124 West Main Street Babylon, NY 11702 631.422.7510

16 Kearns Road Snowmass Village, CO 81615 970.923.4700

2410 North Ocean Avenue Farmingville, NY 11738 631.585.8500

630 East Hyman Avenue Aspen, CO 81611 970.925.8810

1772 East Jericho Turnpike Huntington, NY 11743 631.499.9191

BEVERLY HILLS

100 West Main Street East Islip, NY 11730 631.581.8855

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