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Before the first piece of big machinery made its way to the Mangrove Cay site, Rosalind Martin had her eye on a new home. Martin was one of many prospective home buyers to stop by a grand opening event more than two years ago, long before construction began, and was one of the first homebuyers to commit to the project. In December, she also became the first new resident of Mangrove Cay and she couldnít be happier. Martin says that she and her sisters have been investing in real estate in the area for years and when she got wind of Mangrove Cayís building plans and location, she knew she had found a place she wanted to buy for herself.

One welcomed obstacle Martin has had to overcome is getting used to the spectacular views from her beautiful two-bedroom two-bath home. ìThe first few days, I could hardly get anything organized because I was looking out the window,î Martin says. Martinís new neighbor, Lee Bria, isalso impressed with the views. There are windows or sliding glass doors in all the living areas and she says on a clear day, she can see the Howard Frankland Bridge. Lee and her husband, Dr. William Bria, moved from Ann Arbor, Michigan and are quickly getting accustomed to the warm climate and abundance of nature surrounding their new home. They were attracted to Mangrove Cay by the magnificent water views and the nice breeze they felt coming off the water.