East Beach is a public-private initiative that includes the City of Norfolk,
the Norfolk Redevelopment & Housing Authority, and East Beach Company,
LLC.
East Beach Company, LLC is the the development entity formed by East Beach
Renaissance, LLC and Leyland Norfolk Alliance, LLC.
The local East Beach Company team is comprised of development and design
professionals who have played significant roles in the creation and revitalization
of a consortium of neighborhoods in Hampton Roads. Each member brings extensive
experience in community planning, development, construction, sales, marketing
and management. The principals include D.B. “Bart” Frye, Jr. of
Frye Properties and co-manager of East Beach Company, LLC; Lawrence J. Goldrich
of Larrymore
Organization, Alfred Abiouness, president of the engineering
firm Abiouness, Cross and Bradshaw, Inc.; and John Crouse and Burrell Saunders
with CMSS Architects.
Leyland Norfolk Alliance, LLC is a sister company of Leyland
Alliance, LLC of New York. Leyland is a developer and builder of traditional neighborhoods
along the East Coast. Leyland’s principals have worked together for
more than 20 years and specialize in the development of innovative residential
and commercial projects encompassing new construction, renovation, and adaptive
re-use. Principals include Steve J. Maun, Louis G. Marquet, and Howard Kaufman,
East Beach Company, LLC co-manager.
Frye Properties,
formed in 1978, is a residential real estate company in the Southeast.
In addition to its leadership role in East Beach, Frye Properties
has recently completed a $20 million reconstruction of the 434-unit
Mariners Watch complex near the Ocean View Golf Course in Norfolk.
Mr. Frye’s
earlier public development experience included the rebirth of the
Olde Towne Historic Neighborhood, on the downtown waterfront in Portsmouth,
Virginia.
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Bart Frye
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Larrymore Organization has a long history of residential real estate developments
in Hampton Roads, North Carolina and other nationally diversified locations.
The company was founded by Lawrence J. Goldrich, a past president of the
Tidewater Builder’s Association and a lifetime member of the National
Association of Home Builders Board of Directors.
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Larry Goldrich
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Abiouness, Cross and Bradshaw, Inc. is a structural engineering form
established in 1963. The company has been involved in some of the
most significant development projects in the region including 150
W. Main Street in downtown Norfolk, Town Center in Virginia Beach
and Westminster Canterbury on the Chesapeake Bay.
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Al Abiouness
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CMSS Architects was founded in 1982 and has grown to become a leading design
firm with local, national and international clients. The firm has been involved
in master planning and design for premier developments including Town Center
in Virginia Beach, City Center at Oyster Point in Newport News and Old Town
Village at Fairfax.
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John Crouse
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Burrell Saunders
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Leyland Norfolk Alliance, LLC is a sister company of Leyland
Alliance, LLC of New York. Leyland is a developer and builder of
traditional neighborhoods along the East Coast. Leyland’s principals have
worked together for more than 20 years and specialize in the development of innovative
residential and commercial projects encompassing new construction,
renovation and adaptive re-use. Principals include Steve J. Maun,
Louis G. Marquet and Howard Kaufman, East Beach Company, LLC co-manager.
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Steve Maun
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Louis Marquet
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Howard Kaufman
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