Murphy International Development Ltd. Bolsters Crab Cay Prestige with Sedona Resort Partnership

March 6, 2007
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Ashley Pearce
Laura Jones
Dancie Perugini Ware
Public Relations
713.224.9115
Ashley@dpwpr.com
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(Houston, TX) - The secluded
uninhabited island of Crab Cay – just
off the Bahamas’ Great Exuma Island –
will be transformed into an exclusive 200+ acre
old-world style ecological oasis for private
luxury living, vacationing and yacht harboring.
A rare tropical sanctuary, Crab Cay will embody
the island’s rich history and exemplify
the splendor of famous European ports-of-call
in a naturally secluded setting. Crab Cay will
be developed in three phases, built with strict
adherence to the highest standards for eco-sensitive
design and planning. Upon completion, the project
will have a market value in excess of $800 million.
Phase one, scheduled for completion by 2009,
will feature a 30 acre harbour, naturally protected
by surrounding ridges and islands, that offers
full service berthing for yachts and mega yachts
up to 300 feet; Harbour Village, an old-world
residential and retail village that promises
residents the finest in new-world luxury and
amenities; waterfront home sites and residences;
and a destination spa and resort managed by
one of the world’s leaders in hospitality
services, Sedona Resorts.
“Sedona Resorts brings to Crab Cay its
expertise in the operations and development
of internationally recognized spas and resorts
such as the award-winning Mii amo Spa and
Enchantment Resort further enhancing Crab
Cay’s inimitable appeal to residents and
vacationers,” stated Crab Cay developer,
Pete Murphy, of Murphy International Development
Ltd. Sedona Resorts President & CEO, George
Lidicker, added, “Partnering with Murphy
International Development Ltd. is a natural
alliance built upon a shared commitment to create
a destination spa and resort with exceptional
distinction in setting, service and amenities
for the ultimate well being of mind, body and
soul.”
Developing Crab Cay is the collective vision
of North Carolina’s Murphy Family, and
as Pete Murphy succinctly expressed, “We
desire to offer the perfect resident and vacation
refuge to those with a passion for quality,
beauty, luxury, and privacy, who respectfully
appreciate, through preservation, the wondrous
gifts of nature.” Preservation of indigenous
plants and wildlife is at the forefront of all
Crab Cay plans. Upon project completion, Crab
Cay will offer residents an ecological sanctuary
where ultimate service and serenity abound.
“Rarely do islands attract such a high-level
development, in scope and scale, with this caliber
of excellence in architecture, amenities, and
ecological planning,” explained Prime
Minister Perry Gladstone Christie of the Commonwealth
of The Bahamas. Both the Prime Minister and
Mr. Murphy pointed to the project as a further
manifestation of the unprecedented investor
confidence in the Exumas and The Bahamas as
a whole.
Murphy International Development Ltd.’s
vision for Crab Cay perpetuates the dream of
its first settler, Sir William Walker, who built
his 18th century plantation amid botanical gardens
created from cuttings collected from travels
around the world, including specimens from the
South Pacific brought back by Capt. Cook aboard
the H.M.S. Endeavor and Resolution and Capt.
William Bligh aboard the H.M.S. Bounty.
Ruins from the Walker estate today serve as
a cultural icon of Walker’s legacy to
maximize and preserve the island’s natural
beauty.
Located just south of Great Exuma Island,
Crab Cay is a development of Murphy International
Development Ltd. The master-plan for the 200+
acre island is designed to transform the island
into an old-world style ecological oasis, a
vision that perpetuates the dream of its first
settler, Sir William Walker. The phased development
plan includes a naturally protected 30 acre
harbour with mega-yacht marina slips in an exclusive
Harbour Club; a world-class spa and hotel; clubhouse;
pool areas and approximately 375 distinctive
residences. Crab Cay features eight miles of
beach and waterfront and is accessible by a
gated private bridge to the Exuma mainland,
and also by yacht, boat or dinghy. For more
information about Crab Cay...
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This press release does not constitute
an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer
to buy real estate, and the real estate cannot
be offered or sold in any state or country in
which the solicitation, offer or sale of the
real estate would be unlawful prior to the registration
under the laws of such state or country.
Please contact Matthew Marco regarding custom homes, lots and fractional ownership at 1-800-726-2988 or
1-877-8-exhale (839-4253)
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