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Why matchy-matchy is the chicest way to dress right now

BY LISA ARMSTRONG sories can create a streamlined effect playful and smart. “First off, matchy- slick and so easy.”
that’s particularly beneficial when one matchy just simplifies everything,” says Coordinating your accessories has
The Telegraph is constantly photographed full-length. Lewis. “It’s also very chic, but you have
Others who are adopting a more coordi- to choose the pieces carefully. You can’t become fun again. It also harks back to
Back in the mists of the early 21st cen- nated look are being influenced by the just throw any old items together and a time when women were perhaps more
tury, Anna Wintour issued a withering catwalk’s emphasis on suits of all kinds, assume they’ll look good just because mindful about the way they consumed
put-down on the matching shoes and from trouser suits to tunics and match- they’re the same color.” fashion, and certainly more considered
bags that almost no one, apart from the ing trousers. in the way they put outfits together. But
Queen, wore any more. Kristina Blahnik, CEO of her uncle in real life, how does it work? We’ve seen
This year, the skirt suit favored by Manolo’s company, is another fan. a huge uptake of trouser suits and head-
Matchy-matchy, the editor in chief Queen Letizia of Spain may well gain “Matchy, matchy, matchy – I love it when to-toe shades of the same color, which
of Vogue was said to have sniffed when more traction if designers have their everything matches,” she says. “It’s so has helped retrain our eyes to a more
some poor wretch who was deemed too way. There are quite a few in the spring disciplined approach to dressing.
coordinated hove into view. And that collections, including various ver-
was that. sions from Goat, a label which regu- But it doesn’t mean doggedly fol-
larly features in both the Duchesses of lowing narrow diktats – or overdo-
No matter that no one can actu- Cambridge and Sussex’s wardrobes. ing the compatibility angle. As Edith
ally corroborate the exact time or place The label’s navy sleeveless tunic top, Head, the Oscar-winning costume de-
when the death sentence on matching A-line skirt and matching cropped signer responsible for many of Grace
bags and shoes was allegedly issued. jacket, which lands in store in a couple Kelly’s most famous on-screen looks,
Never mind that most had long ago giv- of months, strikes me as peak Jackie wrote in “Dress For Success,” first pub-
en up hope of ever matching anything Kennedy, looking neither too prim, too lished in 1967: “We have all been jarred
with anything – and that that was all frumpy, or too done. by the woman who has utterly ruined
right, because by 2002, we’d had almost the effect of her little black dress by
a decade of Miuccia Prada successfully “Too done” was probably what did for … trying to coordinate shoes with her
overturning every last precept of “good” matchy-matchy in the first place. Too gloves and her hat.” Too much of one
taste. Such was the omnipotence of Win- done was code for too hidebound by the color, noted Head, “has turned her into
tour that it was enough for her to outlaw rules, too anxious to please. Ever since a fashion caricature.” What was true
something that was already deemed the mid-1990s fashion has been driven then is true now. In 2019, being a fash-
hopelessly old-fashioned, for dedicated by the twin impulses of self-expression ion caricature can get you a long way,
followers to quake at the thought of ever and individuality. Matchy-matchy came but not necessarily where you want. 
being overly coordinated again. to represent a lack of imagination, so-
phistication and flair. It was something
Since then, there have been intermit- one’s grandmother had had to pay lip
tent attempts to revive matchy-match- service to in the ’50s and ’60s, but to
iness, mostly because fashion loves to which only the socially gauche and
break a taboo. Usually these have been fashion illiterate still adhered.
ironic – a Marc Jacobs Resort 2013 col-
lection in 2012 for instance, which was But now, dressing like one’s grand-
swiftly followed up by his good friend, mother looks right again, especially
Sofia Coppola, an empress of mod- if she dressed like the Queen in The
ern style, turning up at an event in a Crown or Midge Maisel. Amazon’s
two-piece yellow and midnight blue “The Marvellous Mrs. Maisel” is loved
sequinned Marc Jacobs look, complete as much for its fashion as its dramatic
with matching clutch bag. Or they have content. It has exerted a significant in-
been deliberately showy, often because fluence on designers, as have films like
they are part of a repertoire of stage cos- 2016’s “Hidden Figures” and last year’s
tumes. See Beyoncé in matching leop- “On the Basis of Sex.”
ard print leotard and chaps, or rapper
Cardi B with hair, leotard and glittery Jane Lewis, founder of Goat, was
boots in the same fuchsia hue. wearing a matching black tunic and
cropped kick flares when we met last
But recently, there has been a slew week – an outfit that managed to be both
of matchy-matchy looks that appear to
have been put together in all sincerity.
Melania Trump’s recent appearance in
London in magenta stiletto court shoes
that matched the lining of her primrose
yellow cape is a striking example. Amal
Clooney is a serial matchy-matchy and
so rather wonderfully. Cardi B mean-
while, turns out to be a matchy-matchy
fan offstage, as well as on, coordinating
her Balenciaga windowpane check coat
with her boots.

I detect no irony here. And Halima
Aden does the whole thing head to toe,
from her hijab down. Amal Clooney and
Melania dress without any edge: their
chief goal is to look elegant and stately,
and either through instinct or study,
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Fur is under attack. It’s not going down without a fight.

BY ROBIN GIVHAN their emotions got the better of them. the homeless? Why ban fur instead of The anti-ban forces spoke of immi-
The Washington Post Those opposed to the ban proph- guns? grant families of furriers, the sanctity
of small businesses and the American
It’s fur weather up North. And fur is esied a future when the government One witness compared taking away Dream. Before it was all over, a father
under siege like never before. would also confiscate their leather his right to sell fur with rescinding gay was crying as he recounted the death
shoes and belts, their steak and eggs rights. A woman noted that she could of his son and how the family fur shop
Top designer brands are refusing . . . their milk and honey. They wanted choose to abort a fetus but was on the was all he had left.
to use it. The nation’s largest depart- to know: Why was the council wor- precipice of being unable to slaughter
ment store chain has ceased selling it. ried about minks and foxes and not a mink for her professional livelihood. Folks in favor of the ban used graph-
The most populous state has banned ic language to describe the slaughter of
it. And America’s fashion capital has animals, making repeated references
pending legislation that would do the to the precise placement of electrodes
same. on genitals and the amount of time
required for asphyxiation. Would you
What was once a clash of opinions do this to your dog? Would you want
has exploded into an all-out war. someone to do this to you? Would you?

The most recent brawl took place in Ban supporters compared animals
a wood-paneled, not-quite-grand sa- used in the fur trade with homeless
lon in New York’s City Hall. By the fifth veterans, and the fur industry itself
hour of more than seven hours of pub- to slavery. Before the day’s end, one
lic hearings on a proposed ban on the Brooklynite quoted from Martin Lu-
production and sale of new fur apparel, ther King Jr.’s “Letter From a Birming-
the testimony had spiraled into Shake- ham Jail”: “Freedom is never volun-
spearean hysteria. tarily given by the oppressor. It must
be demanded by the oppressed.” She
Because most of the City Coun- was speaking on behalf of the world’s
cil’s committee members had dis- enslaved minks.
appeared into other meetings, con-
cerned citizens were left to deliver In 2019, California passed the first
their cris de coeur to an official audi- statewide law prohibiting the sale, dis-
ence of two. The people of New York tribution and manufacture of new fur
wept and roared and gasped for air as

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products. Scheduled to go into effect phia Loren, Barbra Streisand, Diana They can release polluting microfibers In the 2000s, fur trended upward.
in 2023, it exempts leather, shearling Vreeland and other instantly rec- into the environment. There were cropped, bracelet-sleeve
and cowhide, as well as fur used for ognizable celebrities all draped in jackets in fur both vintage and new,
religious purposes. The New York leg- Blackglama mink under the tagline: Furriers are also quick to empha- plus plush trapper hats and fur tippets
islation includes shearling but has a “What Becomes a Legend Most?” size their concern for animal welfare galore. Fur became sleeker with the
religion exemption. – although not animal rights. A mink, flexibility and variability of fabric.
Its new message is more 21st century they argue, can be treated as humanely
One of the fashion industry’s lon- and more complicated. It comes with in life and death as a cow or pig; but a And through it all, fur continued to
gest-running arguments has ratcheted bullet points and sub-points. It encom- mink is not a person. symbolize a traditional definition of
up. And the estimated $23 billion fur passes civil liberty, cultural traditions luxury and a prideful display of wealth.
industry is being pummeled. and sustainability. It begins with an The debate over fur has been most
acknowledgment that some people are volatile in the United States and United In the past decade, however, fash-
Frustration. never going to be accepting of fur. And Kingdom. It became street theater in ion has redefined luxury. Day-to-day
That’s the word Mark Oaten uses to that is as it should be. the 1980s when protesters confronted dressing, already informal, devolved
describe what the fur industry is feel- fur wearers, dousing their coats with into leggings, hoodies and track pants.
ing. Not panic. Not dismay. Not anger. “This is an issue of choice. The min- red paint to mimic blood. In the 1990s, There are fewer occasions for which
“I blame myself and I blame my or- ute the state or politicians start de- models and celebrities posed in PETA’s the full-length, extravagant furs of yore
ganization,” says Oaten, a solidly built ciding what you can and cannot buy, glossy advertising campaign “I’d Rath- are stylistically appropriate.
man with a bald head and a light beard. you’re going down a slippery slope,” er Go Naked Than Wear Fur.” Activists
“I feel we have an incredibly strong sto- Oaten says. But, of course, states place disrupted runway presentations. Much of the global industry’s $23
ry to tell and I don’t think we’ve been selective restrictions on all sorts of pur- billion – Oaten’s estimate of everything
effective in articulating that story.” chases. Consumers can’t buy dog meat The fur industry responded by in- from pelts to products – is realized
Oaten, a former member of Britain’s but they can buy rabbit, for instance. viting designers to their production through fur trim, such as on Canada
Parliament, has been the chief execu- facilities and sponsoring their shows. Goose parkas, and accessories. And
tive of the International Fur Federa- Oaten maintains that fur is the an- Fashion houses with roots in fur and that number has declined by $10 bil-
tion since 2011. His City Council tes- tithesis of disposable fashion, which leather – Prada, Gucci, Fendi, Marni – lion over the past four years as Chinese
timony was welcomed by Speaker overwhelms landfills and is part of a not only thrived but also led the indus- luxury spending has taken a hit.
Corey Johnson, the ban’s lead spon- cycle of overproduction and overcon- try in creativity.
sor, with the level of enthusiasm that sumption. Natural furs traditionally The number of furriers in New York,
might greet a skunk. have the original owner’s name em- the country’s biggest retail market
Oaten highlighted FurMark, a new broidered into the lining as a kind of for fur, has declined since the 1970s,
certification program conceived by the pact. The coat and its owner are one from 450 to 14, according to anti-fur
fur industry to ride herd over its chain – for generations. Furs, and the memo- activists’ testimony during the City
of production and ensure uniform at- ries attached to them, are passed down Council hearings. But the fur indus-
tention to animal welfare. Oaten, a sea- in families. try notes that sales remain strong be-
soned politician, was nonetheless dis- cause shoppers now have the option
mayed to find that such public hearings When styles change, they’re re- of purchasing fur in apparel shops,
were not really about fact-finding. They furbished. When they’re no longer department stores and online. 
are an opportunity for showmanship wearable, they’re recycled into pillow
on the dais and catharsis in the gallery. covers or throws. Furs are chemically
The experience made the reality of treated, but at the end of their life,
the fur industry’s situation plain: This they biodegrade.
is not a legislative fight; it’s a public
relations one. And the anti-fur forces Faux furs were once referred to as
have a blunt, compelling message: Fur “fun” furs because they were an im-
is cruel. Animals die. Ban fur. pulse purchase – discarded after a par-
In contrast, the fur industry has ticular itch had been scratched. Typical
long sold itself on luxury and fashion faux furs are made of petroleum-based
– both of which are now the focus of materials. They are not compostable.
significant public animus. Its most
famous advertising campaign, which
dates from the 1970s, featured sleek
black-and-white images of Catherine
Deneuve, Judy Garland, Audrey Hep-
burn, Lauren Bacall, Diana Ross, So-

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DINING REVIEW

FIRST BITES: EL SID TAQUERIA ON OCEAN DRIVE

BY TINA RONDEAU
Columnist

Of the many challenges faced by new Steak Quesadilla.
restaurants, one that few have to deal
with is too many customers. But this Braised Short Rib
past week, hungry tourists and locals Empanada.
alike were spilling out the doors of El Sid
Taqueria, the new Ocean Drive taco joint different tacos – the char-grilled mari- Of the five tacos, highest marks from Two Tacos.
owned by the Bannack family that op- nated chicken, the triple j, the seared our group went to the pork, the mahi
erates the adjacent Countryside Citrus steak, the braised pork, and the WTF (we and the triple j – which is a vegetarian Chips and
market. were assured that stands for Weekly Taco taco with black bean puree, grilled Guacamole.
Favorite). The WTF on this occasion was portobello mushrooms, rajas pobla-
Headline news: The Mexican dishes at a mahi taco. nos and onions. beach32963.com.
El Sid Taqueria – inspired by Sidney Ban- The reviewer is a beachside resident
nack (hence El Cid with an “S”) and cre- All of the tacos come in corn torti- We also tried a steak quesadilla in a
ated by long-time Ocean Grill chef Timm llas, and include shaved cabbage, feta flour tortilla (not our favorite) and the who dines anonymously at restaurants at
McGraw – are on the whole excellent. The braised short rib empanada (a huge hit – the expense of Vero Beach 32963. 
ingredients are local and fresh, and the cheese, radish, onion, delicious).
dishes are prepared to order. This is cer- cilantro and a Hours:
tainly the best Mexican food to be found lime wedge. Drink: Adult beverages here consist of Daily, 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.
on the island. But alas, even though it is bottled Mexican and domestic beers. Beverages: Beer & Wine
open until 9 at night, El Sid is not a place
you’d go for a sit-down dinner. Service: Given the somewhat chaotic Address:
scene, the servers taking orders were 3300 Ocean Drive,
Look & Feel: The Bannack family has amazingly patient.
creatively redesigned their citrus, juice Vero Beach
and ice cream retail market to accom- Prices: Prices range from $4 for tacos Phone: 772-234-8299
modate the taco joint, cleverly installing up to $8 for a Mexican shrimp cocktail,
the body of an antique Ford pickup truck
as part of the taqueria serving area. But with dishes like quesadillas ($5)
the inside dining space is cramped, with and empanadas ($6) in be-
just nine counter-top seats, and dining tween. Lunch for four was
on the deck outside – where there are 12 $70.
seats – has the feel of picnicking. It’s OK Initial impres-
when the sun is shining, but there’s no sions: This is a
place to hide if it starts to rain. fine place to
grab a quick-
Food: Last week, our party of four ie lunch if you
sampled an assortment of dishes. are shopping
on Ocean
We started with house-made Drive, and if
tortilla chips and guacamole you are into
($8), which was sensation- Mexican take-
al. The chips were hot and out, an assortment
fresh, and the guacamole of these dishes will
had big chunks of avoca- make a tasty dinner.
do. Very tasty.
I welcome your com-
We then sampled five ments, and encourage you
to send feedback to me at tina@vero-

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WINE COLUMN

Hot summers see Spanish winemakers seek higher ground

Ramón Bilbao winery in La Rioja.

BY JAMES BADCOCK that limit will have to be raised be- tent – which makes for more intense Rodolfo
The Telegraph cause high-quality Rioja reds depend flavors – consumers are moving to- Bastida.
on the contrast between night and day ward lighter tastes.
Hotter summers caused by climate temperatures. ther act now to resolve this problem or
change are forcing Spanish winemak- “Fashion is going in the completely it will be too late,” Bastida said. “Our
ers to move their vineyards to higher “At altitudes where we could only opposite direction to the influence of vines are sending us the message that
altitudes to maintain the characteris- grow rosé grapes for light wines, now climate change,” Bastida argued. we need to make changes.” 
tic taste of wines like Rioja. we can get complex reds. But it’s a
false idea of gaining because in real- To maintain quality, he and oth-
Rodolfo Bastida, technical direc- ity you are losing many other things,” er winemakers are moving vines to
tor at the Ramón Bilbao winery in La he said. higher terrain. They are also using
Rioja, said that higher temperatures satellite technology to detect the ar-
have brought forward the date that The winemaker said that as tem- eas within vineyards where photo-
grapes need harvesting by an average peratures rise, the variety and nuance synthesis activity has ceased, to avoid
of 22 days over his 30-year career. He of wine is being replaced by higher al- picking too soon.
is already making changes to long- cohol content, as hotter temperatures
standing production techniques but ripen grapes faster, increasing their The Ramón Bilbao winery is based
warned that more will have to be done sugar content. in the famous wine town of Haro close
to maintain the variety and quality of to the border between La Rioja and the
Spanish wines. “OK, you can make Tempranillo Basque Country but the problems are
faster, but it needs a period to reach not unique to the area.
“We used to plant vines north to phenolic ripeness in terms of taste.
south to maximize sunlight, but now Just because you can get 14.5 per cent In Catalonia, the Bodegas Torres
we plant east to west so the canopy is alcohol doesn’t mean it has reached winery has launched a vineyard at
protecting the grapes,” he said. true ripeness.” 1,000 meters above sea level, on land
the family never expected to use for
La Rioja denomination of origin Spain is one of the world’s biggest wine growing.
rules dictate that wines must be pro- producers of wine and exports more
duced at an altitude no higher than than $3 billion worth annually. “Until recently, the idea existed that
750 meters, but Mr. Bastida believes this was a problem that the next gen-
But just as hotter summers are pro- eration would have had to deal with.
ducing wines with higher sugar con- But now honestly I think that we ei-

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Remodeled Riomar home sits amidst historic charm

BY STEPHANIE LABAFF The couple remodeled the home
Staff Writer in 2008 while retaining its charm,
so whoever buys it will get the best
Sandy lanes overhung with live oak of both worlds. And everything is
canopies are one of the things that within walking distance – the beach,
endeared the Old Riomar to Sandy Ocean Drive shopping and dining,
and Gail Keeler and caused them to Quail Valley River Club and Riomar’s
purchase the three-bedroom home Golf and Beach Clubs.
at 866 Sandfly Lane in the historic
neighborhood. “This completely remodeled home
offers a picturesque setting, a beauti-
“It’s a very special place and atmo- ful interior full of light and a spacious
sphere,” according to the Keelers. “The lanai/pool area overlooking the Rio-
charming, yesteryear pebble street is mar golf course,” says Dale Sorensen
in a highly desirable location on the Real Estate Broker-Owner Matilde
10th hole of the ... [Riomar Country Sorensen. “It’s perfectly located close
Club golf course] with a superb view to beach access, boutiques and fine
toward the front nine and the ocean dining.”
sunrises. We’ll truly miss it.”
Near the end of the quaint street, a

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circle drive curves around a mature ily treasures. The living room flows without traipsing through the rest of tion is – the formal dining room and
oak towering over the home, almost nicely into the family room, which the house. wet bar with ice maker and wine
as if it’s standing guard, while the has its own gas fireplace; the family cooler are located just off the kitchen
lush foliage embraces the dwelling. room opens onto the screened lanai. On the opposite side of the house, where guests can gather without dis-
French doors and tall windows invite the western wing is where all the ac-
guests and the sunshine in. The master suite is situated in the
eastern wing of the house, providing
Just inside the front door, the foyer complete privacy for the homeown-
has coat closets at each end – perfect ers. The spacious suite includes a sit-
places to stow your windbreaker or an ting room with a large bay window,
umbrella after taking a walk at dawn built-ins, a walk-in closet and a small
or dusk. Straight ahead, a tray ceil- office.

ing opens up the formal living room, The master bathroom is a paradise
creating spaciousness not commonly with a large window above the garden
found in older homes. Other up- tub. Soak away the stresses of the day
grades include crown molding, built- while enjoying a green escape in your
in speakers and impact windows. own private secret garden.

Built-ins situated on either side of The shower and water closet are
the wood-burning fireplace provide easily accessible through a pool door,
a sense of balance in the room and so you can come and go from the
a special place for displaying fam- pool, the beach or the golf course

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turbing the rest of the household. Out by the gas-heated pool, an elec-
A powder room is located just off tric awning rolls out so you can enjoy
cocktails on the patio while watch-
the kitchen for ease of access, and ing a bit of putting and driving on the
the galley-style kitchen opens onto a Riomar Golf Course or enjoying the
small patio out front. High-end appli- sunset to the sounds of waves rolling
ances, including a SubZero refrigera-
tor, Thermador oven and gas stove,
provide everything you need for feed-
ing guests who belly up to the break-
fast bar.

Two guest bedrooms with full
baths finish off this side of the house
alongside the second laundry room
and access to the two-car garage, so
guests can come and go at will.

VITAL STATISTICS
866 SANDFLY LANE

Neighborhood: Old Riomar
Year built: 1953

Construction: Concrete block with stucco
Lot size: 100 feet by 175 feet
Home size: 3,500 square feet
Bedrooms: 3

Bathrooms: 3 full baths, one half-bath
Pool: Gas heated swimming pool

Additional features: Custom cabinets; wet bar; ice maker; wine cooler;
wood-burning fireplace; gas fireplace; engineered wood flooring; office;
sitting room; two laundry rooms; two-car garage; impact glass; electric

awning; screened lanai and propane tank
Listing agency: Dale Sorensen Real Estate
Listing agent: Broker-Owner Matilde Sorensen, 772-532-0010

Listing price: $1,999,500

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Old Riomar is located between the
It’s just a short walk, bike or golf cart
bridges with easy access to beachside ride to Quail Valley River Club, Riomar
and mainland locations. One of the Country Club, Riomar Beach access,
first areas settled along the ocean, the the city marina, Riverside Park, River-
neighborhood is rich in history and side Theatre, Vero Beach Museum of
known for its canopy of live oak trees. Art, Vero Beach Dog Park, and shop-
ping and dining on Ocean Drive. 

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‘Zombie’ developments keep 510 corridor in limbo

BY DEBBIE CARSON dential neighborhoods with kids rid-
Staff Writer ing their bikes along streets that to
them have always been there.
Eight years into a strong real estate
recovery and expansion, most of the But other major failed projects still
Indian River County subdivisions lay fallow, with perimeter walls and
that failed during the 2007-2011 hous- underground infrastructure slowly
ing downturn have been snapped up aging as weeds and scrub reclaim the
by developers. New homes are going land that was cleared years ago by op-
up in some, while others have been timistic developers with dollar signs
built out and are now maturing resi- in their eyes.

Four of the largest fallow projects lay

along a seven-mile section of Route 510 John McCoy, chief of current devel-
that runs from the Wabasso Causeway opment in Indian River County, calls
west to where the road makes a 90-de- these projects zombie developments,
gree bend at Vero Lakes Estates and which generally means they aren’t
extends north past Sebastian High completely dead, even though little or
School to merge with Route 512. no activity is taking place.

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It’s how he describes Bluewater PHOTOS BY KAILA JONES a decade ago when the development
Bay, Sebastian Park, Liberty Park and was called Bristol Bay.
Orchid Quay, formerly known as Bris-
tol Bay. At one time, Orchid Quay included
plans for 350 condos and townhomes
“Each has its own story,” McCoy and 250,000 square feet of retail space
said of the long-planned but not ex- that would have come in the form of a
ecuted subdivisions. shopping center along U.S. 1.

Bluewater Bay sits farthest west The property is owned by Newport
along the 510 corridor, directly across Beach-based IHP Capital Partners
from Treasure Coast Elementary, and the Orchid Quay project is listed
surrounded by a concrete wall often on the company’s website as “active.”
tagged by vandals. The 141-acre de- On Oct. 21, the firm or a potential
velopment is approved for 425 homes buyer filed a pre-application for a
but none has been built. multifamily residential development
at the site.
The tract was assembled in 1999
from three parcels at a cost $1.2 mil- CONTINUED ON PAGE 71
lion by Yukon Land Corporation. In
2006, at the peak of the real estate he would not comment on the proj-
boom, Yukon sold the property for ect.
$6.5 million to 510 Group LLC, an
entity that built the perimeter wall, “I am sorry, but I am not interested
retention ponds and roads before the in reporting news regarding Sebas-
real estate collapse. tian Park,” he wrote in an email dated
Dec. 11, 2019.
Today, the subdivision tract is
owned by Premier Citrus, an agri- McCoy said it would be possible for
cultural business, though company Bluewater Bay to adjust its site plan to
president Tom Jerkins couldn’t fully route the needed access road along
explain why. Apparently, the compa- its eastern border without the use of
ny got the land through a corporate Sebastian Park’s land but doing so
acquisition of another company that would alter the map in such a way
bought it at some earlier point with that fewer homes could be built.
the intent of planting homes instead
of orchards. A couple of miles east of Bluewater
Bay, on the south side of 510 where it
“We hope to hand it off,” Jerkins intersects 66th, another major devel-
said, meaning sell it to a developer opment remains in “zombie” mode.
or builder. He noted Premier Citrus
is not in the business of building, nor Liberty Park, a massive planned
does it want to be. development that would surround
Liberty Magnet Elementary School,
The property is currently listed for encompasses more than 500 acres –
sale with a purchase price of $12 mil- nearly a square mile – and is project-
lion with approximately $8 million ed to include more than 900 homes
worth of site work already done. Mar- and 200,000 square feet of commer-
keting materials show lot prices could cial development.
be $30,000 and homes could start
around $300,000. The property is owned by Vero
Beach-based Ryall Development
Jerkins said he’s been working with Group LLC, which purchased it for
prospective builders and developers $24.3 million in 2005.
as well as with the county to get the
plans up to date. Andrew Kennedy, the owner’s
agent for the project, said the devel-
“You have to muddle your way” opment team is tweaking plans but
through the process, he said. all is “pretty much status quo” for the
development – meaning it remains in
One hurdle that must be overcome limbo for the time being.
before the subdivision can be built is
a dispute over a proposed roadway Kennedy said the project, like many
Bluewater Bay would share with Se- others, was impacted by the down-
bastian Park, a similar-sized planned turn in the economy and collapse of
development that borders it to the the housing market.
east, on the north side of 510.
“It has to run its natural course,” he
McCoy explained that the two de- said, noting that, in time, market con-
velopments would need a shared ac- ditions will be ripe for Liberty Park to
cess road, requiring right of way from break ground.
both developments. Without the road,
neither project can move forward. “We’re plodding along patiently,”
Kennedy said.
Sebastian Park is 145 acres and
was approved for 400 single family Meanwhile there have been recent
homes, according to county records, signs of life at Orchid Quay, a 113-acre
but no site work has been done and development located at the southeast
the owner has shown no recent inter- corner of the U.S. 1 and 510 intersec-
est in moving forward with the devel- tion, the second-busiest intersection
opment, according to McCoy. in the county.

Carlos Ballbe, registered agent for The residential and commercial
the property, told Vero Beach 32963 project includes $5 million worth
of water, sewer and electrical infra-
structure that was put in more than

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Real Estate Sales on the Barrier Island: Dec. 20 to Dec. 26

The final full week of the year saw the barrier island real estate market take time out for the holidays with
only five transactions reported, including two for more than $1 million.

The top sale of the week was of a waterfront home in The Moorings. The residence at 1955 Windward Way
was listed June 10 for $1.75 million. The price was subsequently lowered to $1.65 million. The sale closed
on Dec. 20 for $1.4275 million.

The seller of the property was represented by Judy Hargarten of The Moorings Realty Sales Co. and the
purchaser was represented by Stacey Miller of Alex MacWilliam Inc.

SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENCES AND LOTS

SUBDIVISION ADDRESS LISTED ORIGINAL MOST RECENT SOLD SELLING
ASKING PRICE ASKING PRICE PRICE
$1,427,500
$1,750,000 $670,000
MOORINGS 1955 WINDWARD WAY 6/10/2019 $1,650,000 12/20/2019 $365,000
$715,000
BONITA BEACH 2086 CAVALLA RD 10/10/2019 $715,000 12/19/2019 $1,060,000
$385,000 $700,000
OLD ORCHID 9575 W MAIDEN CT 8/29/2019 $375,000 12/20/2019 $460,000
$312,500
TOWNHOMES, VILLAS, CONDOS, MULTIFAMILY AND INVESTMENT $276,335
$260,000
JOHN’S ISLAND 500 BEACH RD, #202 10/10/2019 $1,150,000 $1,150,000 12/20/2019
SEA OAKS 8785 W ORCHID ISLAND CIR W, #206 10/16/2019 $725,000 $725,000 12/18/2019
SEA OAKS 8840 S SEA OAKS WAY, #201C 9/13/2019 $485,000 $485,000 12/20/2019
HARBOR INN 2140 SPYGLASS LN, #215 3/15/2019 $350,000 $325,000 12/13/2019
SEA OAKS 1440 WINDING OAKS CIR, #A203 11/6/2019 $279,000 $279,000 12/20/2019
PEBBLE BEACH VILLAS 5100 HIGHWAY A1A, #55G 11/2/2019 $275,000 $275,000 12/18/2019

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Here are some of the top recent barrier island sales.

Subdivision: Old Orchid, Address: 9575 W Maiden Ct Subdivision: Sea Oaks, Address: 8840 S Sea Oaks Way, #201C

Listing Date: 8/29/2019 Listing Date: 9/13/2019
Original Price: $385,000 Original Price: $485,000
Recent Price: $375,000 Recent Price: $485,000
Sold: 12/20/2019 Sold: 12/20/2019
Selling Price: $365,000 Selling Price: $460,000
Listing Agent: Scott Reynolds Listing Agent: John Stringer

Selling Agent: ONE Sotheby’s Int’l Realty Selling Agent: Alex MacWilliam, Inc.

Terri McConnell Josh Waldrop

The Moorings Realty Sales Co. Dale Sorensen Real Estate Inc.

Subdivision: John’s Island, Address: 500 Beach Rd, #202 Subdivision: Bonita Beach, Address: 2086 Cavalla Rd

Listing Date: 10/10/2019 Listing Date: 10/10/2019
Original Price: $1,150,000 Original Price: $715,000
Recent Price: $1,150,000 Recent Price: $715,000
Sold: 12/20/2019 Sold: 12/19/2019
Selling Price: $1,060,000 Selling Price: $670,000
Listing Agent: Meg Norris Listing Agent: Cheryl Gerstner

Selling Agent: Cliff Norris Real Estate Selling Agent: Alex MacWilliam, Inc.

John’s Island Real Estate Diane DeFrancisci &
Brenda Montgomery
John’s Island Real Estate
Alex MacWilliam, Inc.

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Here are some of the top recent barrier island sales.

Subdivision: Sea Oaks, Address: 1440 Winding Oaks Cir, #A203 Subdivision: Sea Oaks, Address: 8785 W Orchid Island Cir W, #206

Listing Date: 11/6/2019 Listing Date: 10/16/2019
Original Price: $279,000 Original Price: $725,000
Recent Price: $279,000 Recent Price: $725,000
Sold: 12/20/2019 Sold: 12/18/2019
Selling Price: $276,335 Selling Price: $700,000
Listing Agent: Josh M Waldrop Listing Agent: Debbie Ann Cleveland

Selling Agent: Dale Sorensen Real Estate Inc. Selling Agent: Debbie Cleveland, Broker

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Subdivision: Harbor Inn, Address: 2140 Spyglass Ln, #215 Subdivision: Vera Cruz Condo, Address: 5151 Highway A1a, #506

Listing Date: 3/15/2019 Listing Date: 10/25/2019
Original Price: $350,000 Original Price: $250,000
Recent Price: $325,000 Recent Price: $250,000
Sold: 12/13/2019 Sold: 12/13/2019
Selling Price: $312,500 Selling Price: $220,000
Listing Agent: Daina V Bertrand Listing Agent: Sherrie A Coleman

Selling Agent: The Moorings Realty Sales Co. Selling Agent: Sea Turtle Real Estate LLC

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“It’s a good location,” McCoy said. Van Rens but he did not return mul-
A pre-application typically is used tiple phone calls seeking comment
to determine whether the general about the state of the project.
idea for the project would be support-
ed at the county. McCoy said he typically sees a pre-
The project planner listed on coun- application on file for about a year be-
ty paperwork is Kimley-Horne’s Peter fore the buyer/developer comes back
with more detailed plans. 

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