Nassau, Bahamas -- A standing room only crowd packed the Palm Cay clubhouse Thursday to hear a new executive and operations team unveil plans for the upscale $200 million, 69-acre community at the eastern end of New Providence. What they heard was a carefully laid out, four-year calendar that at the end would give owners of single family homes, townhomes and condos not just the largest inland marina in The Bahamas and other amenities, but a desirable seaside nautical community.
If property owners had any doubt that the new team was serious about leapfrogging past any former hiccups that had beset the promising development, they only had to look as far as the beach outside the clubhouse windows. Fresh from a $1.52 million investment, the 1200 feet of white sand is more than 100 wide and protected in three half moon coves with the newest engineering guards against erosion, natural stone whale tail formations at end and middle intervals, enveloping arms deflecting waves and helping to accrete sand.
"We are here tonight to introduce you to the new Palm Cay," said Sales & Marketing Director Zachary 'Zack' Bonczek. "At the end of this meeting, when you walk away from this clubhouse, we want you to be as excited as we are about building a community that maximizes the true potential of this place." Along with introducing a new team at the head table and a host of local professional firms, Bonczek led owners of home sites, townhomes and single family residences through the year-by-year schedule of construction plans.
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