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Bahamas Real Estateand
Development Digest
A product of SunTan PublicationsP. O. Box CB13092Nassau, Bahamas
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Publisher’s Notes...Theresa Burrows
Welcome to BREDD, a monthly paper which caters solely to the real estateand development industry. Real estate has been classified recently by aleading broker as the ‘emerging third major industry’ in the Bahamas. If thisis the reality, this third major industry then includes the principal areas ofreal estate and development and all of the service providers that deal direct-ly with them. This makes BREDD the perfect outlet and stage for all thingsreal estate, including designers, builders, suppliers, and service providersfor every facet of the building process.
In the coming issues, we will feature personalities in the various fields of theindustry. On page three of this issue, the excellent performance of Mrs.Andrews, an outstanding real estate broker, is highlighted. Many of you inthe industry and affiliate partners take your work to the highest level andthis paper is the place to showcase your achievements and services. As a source of reference, BREDD is here for you. This is your paper and wewant you to embrace it. So join us in a slice of BREDD. To contact the publisher directly, email: [email protected]
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When Bahamas Realty CEO LarryRoberts told Silvina Andrews she wasthe leading real estate company's topperformer for a second time, Andrewsthrew her head back and laughed. "Ithought he was either kidding or teasingme," she said. To Andrews, an unassuming, soft-spo-
ken, slip of a woman, the reality ofbeing number one in a competitive envi-ronment like real estate in a year thatwas anything but record-setting was,well, about as foreign as the thought ofmissing one of her son's baseball games. And that, says her chief executive
Roberts, could just be the secret toAndrews' success. "It might be the unassuming nature,
gentle touch and steady dedication thatmake Silvina such a winner," saidRoberts. "She's hard-working, but softand sincere. Those who deal with herdon't want to go to anyone else. Theytrust her." Andrews, who has been with Bahamas
Realty for all of her 14 years in theindustry, was the top performer in 2007,
just before the U.S. housing bubbleburst, triggering falling prices and hard-er-to- access financing. The downturn,she said, had an upside -- leading toconstruction of gated communities thatwere no longer just for the wealthy andoffering greater accessibility to waterview properties for middle income fam-ilies. There were other changes over theyears, most notably improved technolo-
gy influencing real estate browsing.Despite those, basics remain."It's still about personal relationships,"
says Andrews. A few years ago, shefound the perfect home for a client whoarrived to head a major offshore bank.Andrews has enjoyed the bank's workever since, building on the relationshipand making the process of relocation fornew bank staffers as seamless as possi-ble, often going beyond locating a suit-able rental to handling utilities and find-ing herself the newcomer's necessitiesguru advising on the best schools, doc-tors and fastest pizza delivery.Providing information is not a problem.The challenge arises when a little onlineresearch has made others from abroadinstant experts.But that same online appeal has blurred
the lines between real estate compa-nies."It's not like it was when there werefive big companies," she notes. "Thereare hundreds of agents and associatesoffering virtual tours of property andevery year, expectations increase,browsing becomes more sophisticated.Just when you think you've got somefantastic new feature, you start bloggingand then when you start blogging, it
turns out everyone is and you have tofind the key words to make an impact. Itempowers the buyer and keeps us on ourtoes." Technology is so critical to real estate
that the one course Andrews tookrecently to keep abreast of trends wasonline marketing, an 80-hour course shetook -- online. Another staple that hasn't changed --
Andrews' priorities. She still works pri-marily from home, drives her son to andfrom school daily (her husband picks upfrom activities) and now as before,attends every ball game, squash matchand parent teacher conference. "Realestate is a lot like motherhood," says thewinner who also happens to be multi-lingual and athletic. "It's about protect-ing and sheltering the ones you careabout. It goes way beyond the dollars."Her firm, Bahamas Realty, recently
celebrated 60 years and merged withParadise Sales & Rentals at its headoffice in an historic building on EastBay Street with offices or agentsthroughout The Bahamas.
See conversation with Mrs. Andrewspage 8
Outstanding Real Estate PerformerSilvina Andrews
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Determined as you are to invest in a place to call home or‘’my land’’, you the pre-approved buyer or you the prop-erty virgin, have not yet made a decision to make an offeror to leave a deposit. Weeks, months and in some casesyears of searching has gotten you to the point of despera-tion to find a deal and when you find it, it expires. Haveyou found yourself in this scenario? Has your decision notto purchase or to hesitate on a good investment been cloud-ed by negative input?It’s easy to confuse advice with opinion when discussing
home ownership and investment with family and friends.Yes, they may love you, but this process is so much morepersonal than the average allow. Nobody I know has grownyounger, investment decisions made at an early age is a no-brainer. Similar to purchasing insurance, the younger youare the better. This especially works out well when youdecide that you want to take on another investment usingyour equity. Your financial institution would happilyoblige to a great mortgage plan as your age and financesallow. This is not to say only ‘’young people’’ invest; we
know that is surely not the case as even middle aged areexposed to the ‘Noise in the Market’. Yes, the person youconsider and respect as the glorified advisee may haveyour best interest at heart but interestingly enough youalways end right back at square one. Here’s some advice, as it relates to investing, trust your
BREA agent, one can help you with the numbers, to ensurethat your offer is a sound one and a home or property priceis not inflated, they will also advise you have a homeinspection conducted on an aging home. Put trust in thosein your position already. Opinions on location or crime caneasily be sought about by speaking with the local policedepartment in the area. A weekend drive throughout theneighborhood you wish to call home won’t hurt either.Buying a home is a huge decision; it’s easy to have achange of mind based on biased information by friends orfamily, remember that you alone make payments on yourinvestment and you alone determine how your funds arespent. Besides, a house isn’t a home until you’ve unlockedits doors to engage in its limitless possibilities.
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The NOISE in the market…
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Deep Water Cay, Grand Bahama - TheRight Honourable Prime Minster HubertIngraham spent Friday afternoon at therevamped Deep Water Cay resort, in eastGrand Bahama. His visit and tour was tosee for himself what is approaching a 10million dollar investment spent on refur-bishing and expanding the original bonefishing lodge there.“There are many places in The Bahamas
that would be envious of having thisfacility near them,” said Prime MinisterIngraham. “As a small place, this place isemploying and providing income for 40or 45 people - these are the sort of thingsthat we would like to encourage in ourFamily Islands.”Now under new ownership and manage-
ment, this exclusive resort is situatingitself to be the premier boutique destina-tion in Grand Bahama. “We are thrilledto have the Prime Minister here to see thework we have done,” said Paul Vahldiek,co-owner of Deep Water Cay resort. “Wemet two years ago to discuss our goalsand I am very pleased to be able to showhim the investment we have made on thisbeautiful cay.” Some of the many improvements made
on Deep Water Cay includes accommo-
dation upgrades to seven oceanfront cot-tages, cell and internet service at theLodge and Welcome Center and the addi-tion of A.J.’s dockside bar. Several guesthomes have been added to the rentalpool, thereby increasing the resort’soccupancy to 38 guests. As a conven-ience for guests and as a protection forthe environment, a desalinization andwaste water treatment plant has beencompleted.For the avid fisherman Deep Water
Cay’s new ownership has purchased tennew Hell's Bay skiffs giving boaters afleet of fourteen bonefish skiffs. “The olddocks and pilings have been replaced byfloating docks,” said Dana Dribben,Deep Water Cay General Manger. “Guests have the convenience of simplywalking a short distance from their cot-tage to climb aboard their Hell’s Bayskiff for a day of adventure on the pris-tine surrounding waters.”The boutique resort has also built a new
Welcome Centre that houses the fly-fish-ing pro shop with fishing clothing, flies,terminal gear, as well as logo apparel andgifts. In addition to these amenities DeepWater Cay will now have a fully opera-
tional dive shop, with two new 33-footWorld Cat boats for scuba diving, reefand blue water fishing. Local companies Knowles
Construction, Care Maintenance andTreasure Coast Development Company,have all been hard at work improving the50 year old lodge, employing over 40Grand Bahamians. Improvements arenot finished yet, as the owners have pur-chased the “Burrows” property nearMcLean’s Town where they will con-struct a marina with boat storage, a fueldock, employee housing and a sustain-able garden for the use of both DeepWater Cay as well as the local communi-ties.
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The Right Honourable Prime Minster Hubert Ingraham spent a Friday after-noon at the revamped Deep Water Cay resort, in east Grand Bahama. His visitand tour was to see for himself the 10 million dollars of investment spent onrefurbishing the original bone fishing lodge there. Pictured at arrival on the cayare (left to right) Minister Kenneth Russell, MP for High Rock, Paul R. Vahldiekand Sonja Engelhorn owners of Deep Water Cay, Prime Minister Ingraham,Richard Zundritsch, owner of Deep Water Cay and Dana Dribben, GeneralManager at Deep Water Cay. Photos provided courtesy of Erik Russell
Prime Minister Ingraham learns allabout fly fishing from Omeko Glinton
Grand Opening of its New Facilities
The Vahldieks pose with Prime Minister and the McPhersons by AJ's Tiki Hut
Deep Water Cay
Deep Water Cay Welcome Center
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Baha Mar groundbreaking marks the birth of a new generation of Destination Resorts
Nassau, The Bahamas, Feb. 21,2011—Baha Mar, the largest single-phase resort development in the his-tory of the Caribbean, celebrated thecommencement of construction withits official groundbreaking ceremonyon Feb. 21, 2011. The 1,000-acre,$3.4 billion resort, gaming and enter-tainment complex, slated to open inlate 2014, will include some of theworld’s most famous hotel brands,and is expected to set a new standardof luxury for the hospitality industry.In addressing the large audience,
Baha Mar’s Chairman and CEO, Mr.Sarkis Izmirlian, said, “Baha Mar,born from a singular vision, is sur-prisingly breathtaking in its magni-tude. The vision of Baha Mar startedmore than 5 years ago with a plan todeliver an authentic Caribbean expe-rience which combined the essenceand spirit of The Bahamas with thedistinction of luxury resorts. Theworld famous, crystal clearBahamian water, stunning white sandbeaches, and authentically friendlypeople are the foundation upon which
we will build a unique destination,filled with vibrant experiences inentertainment, gaming, hospitalityand service.”Baha Mar’s groundbreaking cere-
mony featured numerous VIP speak-ers, including Sir Michael Barnett,Chief Justice, The Honourable T.
Brent Symonette, Deputy PrimeMinister of the Commonwealth ofThe Bahamas; The HonourableVincent Vanderpool-Wallace,
Minister of Tourism & Aviation; Mr.Li Ruogu, Chairman & President,The Export-Import Bank of China;His Excellency Hu Dingxian,Ambassador of the People’s Republicof China to the Commonwealth ofThe Bahamas; and Mr. Liu Jinzhang,
VP, China State ConstructionEngineering Company Ltd. Eventhighlights were Lion Dance andJunkanoo performances, representinga fusion of Bahamian and Chinesecultures.
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The multi-billionresort is the only
development of thismagnitude in the
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After such a stellar performance as two time top sellingagent of the company she represents, Mrs. Silvina Andrewssat down with BREDD to discuss her passion---selling RealEstateBREDD: How did you get started in the real-estate industry? Silvina Andrews: I was working in the resort industry as a
marketing director and someone suggested that I talk to LarryRoberts about helping them with their marketing. At the time,they didn't really have a sales department at all. Next thing Iknew, I was studying the sales books and becoming one of thetwo sales people there. BREDD: What's your greatest challenge in working in real
estate with the current market? Silvina: Balancing my time. Clients want instant gratification
now, and I don't blame them because the industry has set up theindustry's technology in a way that customers can expect that. Ihave a very busy 13 year old, a husband and lots of friends thatI like to spend time with, so spreading myself out is a challenge.Also, there is a lot of competition and although the MLS isworking quite well, there is still a lot of overlapping with otherclients and agents. This takes a lot of time.
BREDD: After hearing the words... 'Silvina, you are our topperformer for a second time around,' how are you celebrating atthe end of the day? Is it with a glass of wine, a spa day trip-tellus. Silvina: I have a glass of wine almost every day just to cele-
brate being home with my family. That particular day I was inshock because I thought I hadn't worked hard enough to beat allthe other agents. I really just enjoyed all the congratulations thatI received from so many people. BREDD: What's the secret? What are you doing differently as
an agent that makes you a 'top performer' twice around? Silvina: Lucky? Just kidding, actually I've been told by my
boss and colleagues and I agree that I "work smart". I don'tspread myself thin with clients so that I can provide good per-sonal service. I get to know my clients by listening carefullyand not doing any sales pitch. I get great pleasure from seeingpeople happy so I take finding them a property very personally.I think my nature makes for a bad sales person in the conven-tional way but I'm honest and my clients feel comfortable. I geta lot of referrals because people can trust me.
Silvina M. Andrews, Broker Ph. 242.396.0041
Silvina Andrewsfrom page 6
Prime Minister Ingraham gavebrief remarks after touring the Cay,he noted that “I came to say to thepeople of East Grand Bahama,McLean’s Town in particular, thatyou’ve got some wonderful peoplehere who have invested substantialsums of money, who did whatnobody else I know has donebefore and that is they paid yourwages for a long period of timewhile they did not own the place –they had no obligation to do so;they wanted to demonstrate thatthey were people with a heart andthat they were interested in yourwelfare and your best interest.”
Deep Water CayTOP PERFORMER
A Conversation with…Grand Opening
of its New Facilities
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Balmoral Development announces'Move-in Ready,' style and quality pricednew single family homes for first-timebuyers who require no changes to stan-dard floor plans in a rapidly competitivehousing market. Of the (28) Phase IIBalmoral Development homes underconstruction, (3) single family homes arenew...hassle free build outs now availableto homebuyers at the master-plannedcommunity located in Nassau, Bahamason Sanford Drive (near Cable Beach).Jason Kinsale, Principal of Balmoral
development said “The rush is now forBahamian buyers with money who arepassing up great market deals to savvyforeign investors who recognizeBalmoral's desirable neighborhood ispriced better than expected.” He adds,“We are simply reflecting market realitieswhich suggests a shift by consumerstoward greater attention to 'Move-InReady' equity investment, and they maynot have the time or the inclination tobuild a new single family home.Balmoral Development recent trends are
showing today's first-time homebuyers
are putting a huge effort into coming upwith down payment cash as an inevitablebyproduct that points to a lot of room fornegotiating a least costly new single fam-ily home. An example of the 'Move-InReady' new two-story single familyhomes at Balmoral Development is theplan A5 concept (lot size at 7,356) withthree bedrooms , 31/2 baths, two cargarage and approximately 2,578 squarefeet (not including patio and entrance).In addition to great location, Balmoral
Development offers special pricing onspecific featured homes. From gated,tropical landscaping, and elegant livingwith a club house, tennis courts, swim-ming pool, and features that help reducehome energy consumption, BalmoralDevelopment offers homebuyers a variedand appealing lifestyle selection in thebeautiful islands. Kinsale adds “We wantBahamians to take first advantage ofspending good investment dollars thatmake sense.”Homebuyers can visit www.balmoralba-
hamas.com to experience style, versatili-ty, and dependable customer service.
Balmoral Development announces “Move-in Ready”
Single Family Homes from page 7
Mr. Izmirlian continued, “This is a his-toric day not only for Baha Mar, but forThe Bahamas, our partners, and, just assignificantly, for the global tourismindustry. Baha Mar represents anunprecedented alliance of powerhouses inthe hospitality, financial and constructionindustries, and signals a shifting of thesands for the travel industry. Baha Mar alsorepresents the birth of a new generation ofdestination resorts that will compete on aworld scale.”Baha Mar will create a collection of
world-renown brands offering the highestlevels of luxury, amenities and service, toinclude Rosewood Hotels & Resorts,Morgans Hotel Group, Hyatt Hotels &Resorts, and a world-class Casino Hotel,creating a total of 2,250 new rooms withinfour spectacular new hotels. Baha Mar will include the largest conven-
tion center in The Bahamas, with 200,000square feet of space, which can also doubleas a world-class entertainment venue andsports arena. Baha Mar’s stunning, new100,000 square-foot casino will be thelargest in the Caribbean, and will be theonly true gaming experience outside LasVegas.Other amenities will include a 50,000
square-foot retail village combining anupscale shopping experience withBahamian arts and crafts, chef-branded
restaurants, and entertainment venues. A20-acre Eco Water Park and pool experi-ence, and three unique spas, includingthe largest spa in the Caribbean, will beset on the Bahamian Riviera, along3,000 feet of the most pristine beach inthe world. The planned 18-hole JackNicklaus Signature Course is one of aselect few such top-tier Nicklaus courses inthe world, and will be the only true cham-pionship course in The Bahamas.The realization of the Baha Mar vision is
due in large part to the confidence andstrong support given by the Bahamian peo-ple, the Bahamian government and theBahamian tourism industry. Tourismaccounts for 60 percent of the Bahamiangross domestic product (GDP), and cur-rent estimates are that Baha Mar willcontribute an additional 10 percentgrowth in the Bahamian GDP. Baha Mar represents a direct benefit to
The Bahamas through the creation of12,000 new jobs and the correspondingcontribution of more than $305 millionin annual wages. According to projec-tions, Baha Mar will help raise the aver-age annual income for a Bahamian fam-ily from $29,000 to $33,500, and in itsfirst year of operations will contributealmost $1 billion to the local economy.Baha Mar’s long-term benefits to TheBahamas also include $4.7 billion in taxrevenue and a GDP contribution of$11.2 billion over a 20-year period.
Baha Mar groundbreaking marks the birth of a new generation of Destination Resorts
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REAL ESTATE AGENTSHazel McCardy 242-338-0082Charles Ageeb 242-324-0111Greg Ageeb 242-322-7770Andrew Berlanda 242-323-2323James C. Bernard 396-0046John Charles Bethel 327-5122Jane-Michele Bethel 242-393-8630Patrick J. Bethel 242-367-3186Brian Austin 242-323-0800Gregory Burrows 242-364-8037Gregory Collie 242-341-0582Edwin Collins 242-323-7901Marcella deGregory 242-333-3100Richard C Demeritte 242-327-8193Judy E. Deveaux 242-326-7008Shelia Young 556-9022AIRCONDITIONINGAlco Air Conditioning & Refridgeration Ltd. 325-6057All Brands 394-7103Farrington Air Conditioning Service 658-2462ARCHITECTSA R Concepts Ltd 394-3385The Institute of Bahamian ArchitectsWhittingham Design Consultants 327-0156BANKINGRBC Finco 302-2500Bank of The Bahamas Limited 397-3400Royal Bank of the Bahamas 356-8500Scotiabank 356-1400BATHROOMDream Maker 364-0282Re-Bath Bahamas 393-8501BUILDING SUPPLIESBuildersMall 323-3973Commonwealth Building Supplies 325-2505Tops Building Supplies 325-3507CARPET CLEANINGCarefree Carpet Cleaning 325-5108Computer Services 325-5040Technetronics 323-6447CONCRETEBahamas Concrete Accessories Hardware 324-8601Premix 361-8930 Thompson's Concrete Designs 393-5257CONSTRUCTIONI & C Construction & Renovation Co. 225-1866Village Home Depot 364-6179Done Well Construction 364-3566ELECTRICALDLH Electric (Dwight Hall) 392-5937Harry Williams Electrical Contractor 324-2041HHH Electrical (Herbert Brown) 341-0128William Bullard Electrical Co./ William Bullard 361-4106Wood's Electrical (Ephraim Wood) 324-9360ELECTRICAL SUPPLIESHenry F. Storr Electric Co. Ltd 393-7777Power Design Engineering Consultants Ltd (Dennis J. Nairn) 326-1621ENGINEERSAbadean Engineering Ltd 322-3356I.L.S Ltd International Lifesafety & Security Ltd 323-4311Integra-Tech 376-0833Prestige Floors 394-2862
FURNITUREA. I. D 323-1719Best Buy Furniture 394-2378Donald's Furniture & Appliance Centre 322-3875Multi-Discount Furniture 325-2040Robin Hood Enterprises Ltd 326-0492GAS COMPANIESBahamas Gas Ltd 325-6401Country Gas Co.Ltd 341-7144Island Gases 341-2581Nassau Industrial Gases 341-4923GATESAutomated Services Ltd 393-5573Environmental Barriers 394-6180Walk In Clinic 341-1177HEAVY EQUIPMENTBatty's Trucking & BackHoe Service 328-4124BBH Trucking 424-6668BobCat Bahamas 328-8618Tony B. Tractor 322-7593Bobcat Bahamas 328-8618HOME APPLIANCESA.I.D True Value 393-7481Affordable Linens 356-4837Little Things 322-7789The Prickle Patch 356-7502HOME SECURITYABC Security Systems 393-8340Alarms Ltd 323-6441Mable D. Gardiner Hurricane and Burgular Protection 324-6794INSURANCEAdvantage Insurance Brokers and Agents 356-0285Vincent A. Knowles & Associates 326-8982NUA Insurance Agents & Brokers 302-9100NIBA 677-6422INTERIOR DECORATORS & DESIGNCaribbean Asia Imports 326-1524Codeana Ltd 327-7084The Interior Design Masters Ltd 326-3432Interior Decorators LTD 325-2785KITCHEN CABINETSABL Tiles and Kitchen 393-1731AC's Carpentry 392-4220T. Roker Custom Cabinets 324-7384Zendall's Kitchen Cabinets 393-2264Bathroom World 954-566-0LAND SURVEYORSAlvin Young 364-3843Atlantic Geometrics (Rodrick C. Wood) 429-0085Roland Johnson Surveying Co Ltd 325-0955Target Surveying & Engineering Ltd 327-1873LANDSCAPE Brad's Lawn Care 361-6046Four Seasons Landscaping (Marcel Major) 356-7432Nature's Helper's Landscaping 362-2833Green Way Landscape Company Limited 361-1083LIGHTINGGeoffrey Jones & Co 322-2188Henry F. Storr Electric Company 393-7777A.G. Electric Company Ltd 393-8192Future Design By Lahijani 305-871-8BANKING
Commonwealth Bank 394-5807First Caribbean International 322-8455RBC Finco Finance Corporation 396-2900 Universal Lending Center 394-2675NURSERYMEND.V.S 362-1112Exotic Gardens 356-6410Fox Hill Nursery 324-1302PAINTING EQUIPMENTAlbury's Supply Company Limited 393-0872Allied Supply 361-5777PAINTING CONTRACTORSCreative Creators 364-6319Eric Wells Painting Contractors 364-1526Quick Favor Painting Company 392-2749PLUMBINGBrennen & Son's 324-5031Butler's Plumbing 393-3383Supreme Executive Plumbing (Keith Rolle) 328-6653PLUMBING SUPPLIESFarrey's Lighting and Bath 305-947-5Granite Pools of Nassau 397-1050DHP Associates 327-2580ROOFINGSRI Roofing 326-8844Thermoset Roofing Bahamas Ltd 328-7017Trussco 361-7764W.G.& S. Constrcution 352-3832SHIPPINGBahamas Cargo 327-7912Betty K. Agencies Ltd 322-2142YII 393-3556STEEL FABRICATORSAll Purpose Steel Co. Ltd 323-4733C & S Steel & Building Supply Co. Ltd 322-2686Southern Block & Steel 325-0837Torway Construction Co Ltd. 377-0391STRUCTURAL CONTRACTORSA Team Construction 322-7275Project Solutions Bahamas (PBS) 225-8654TILE CLEANINGA.L. Cleaning Co. 364-8211Frank Hanna Cleaning Company 323-4531Reliable Janitorial Service 392-5614Superiore Cleaning and Maintenance 392-1140TILE DEALERSD & B Tile Distributors 305-238-2448Floors & Walls Inc 305-820-9820Global Tile Imports Ltd. 328-0777Tile Magic 326-6726Pinder Tile 364-8453TILE LAYERS/CONTRACTORSQuality Tiling 341-0387Tile Works 535-5949Steven Ferguson Tiling Contractor 392-0280Tub Doctors 434-7760WINDOWSAbaco Glass Co 367-2442Unique Concepts and Design 326-7626DEVELOPERSTrade Winds Design group 327-7175The Montaque Group 356-6133
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