ABD Development Company to introduce new smaller, smarter homes at Toscana in Palm Coast

ORLANDO, Fla. --- ABD Development Company, which ranks as one of the largest and most active custom home builders in the Central Florida region, plans to introduce two new smaller, smarter luxury homes at Toscana, a gated luxury community located off Old Kings Road in Palm Coast in Flagler County.

David Kohn, president of ABD Development Company, said the new smaller, smarter homes at Toscana will range from 3,000 square feet of living space to 5,000 square feet.
Kohn said pricing will range from $500,000.

“In these challenging times innovative home builders are offering smaller, smarter homes that are significantly more energy efficient and simpler and easier to maintain,” Kohn said.

“Collectively, these new smaller, smarter home designs will help reduce our nation’s energy dependence and lower the cost of owning a luxury home,” Kohn said.

For more information contact:
David Kohn, President, ABD Development Company 407-370-6400
Alene Raskin, Marketing Manager, ABD Development Company 407-370-6400
Larry Vershel or Beth Payan, Larry Vershel Communications 407-644-4142

Only One Model Luxury Home Remains for Sale at Toscana in Palm Coast

Only One Model Luxury Home Remains for Sale at Toscana in Palm Coast

PALM COAST, Fla. - Only one model luxury home remains for sale at Toscana, the luxury community ABD Development, Inc. is developing off Old King’s Rd. in Palm Coast.

David Kohn, president of ABD Development Company said ABD recently sold its second model luxury home at Toscana.

The remaining Manchester model home, priced at $889,000, offers five bedrooms and four baths in 5,200 square feet of living space---the largest home ABD builds.

Kohn said ABD Development Company is designing a new model home at Toscana.

For more information, contact
David Kohn, President, ABD Development Company, 407-370-6400

Sofi Coffey, Marketing Manager ABD Development Company, 407-370-6400

Larry Vershel or Beth Payan, Larry Vershel Communications 407-644-4142

ICI Homes to Host Second Annual Invitational Golf Tournament for Realtors on April 24 at Plantation Bay Golf and Country Club

ICI Homes to Host Second Annual Invitational Golf Tournament for Realtors on April 24 at Plantation Bay Golf & Country Club

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. - ICI Homes will host the Second Annual Invitational Golf Tournament for Volusia and Flagler County Realtors April 24 at Plantation Bay Golf & Country Club, located off I-95 Exit 278 at Old Dixie Highway in Ormond Beach.

Rosemary Messina, vice president of sales and marketing at ICI Homes in Daytona Beach, said Realtors who wish to participate should contact Sally Dreisbach at Plantation Bay Golf & Country Club, 386-437-4164. Space is limited.

“Area Realtors need a break and the golf invitational is the perfect choice, including golf, tennis or lounging by the pool,” Messina said.

For more information, please contact:
Lisa A. Egle, Marketing Manager ICI Homes-Daytona Beach, 386-236-4273
Rosemary Messina, VP Sales & Marketing ICI Homes, 386-236-4231
Sally Dreisbach, Plantation Bay Golf & Country Club, 386-437-4164
Larry Vershel or Beth Payan, LV Communications, 407-644-4142

About ICI Homes:
ICI homes, ranks among the top 100 Builders by Builder magazine and is one of the largest privately owned homebuilder in the US. The 30-year-old firm builds new homes and resort facilities in the Volusia-Flagler region as well as Northeast Florida, Orlando and Tampa.

ICI Homes to Donate Trees to Elementary Schools in Volusia, Flagler and Jacksonville April 22 to Honor Earth Day

ICI Homes to Donate Trees to Elementary Schools in Volusia, Flagler and Jacksonville April 22 to Honor Earth Day

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. - Elementary schools in the Volusia-Flagler and Jacksonville areas will get a boost when ICI Homes and Land Care Management, Inc. donate trees on April 22 to honor Earth Day.

Rosemary Messina, vice president of sales and marketing at ICI Homes, said the home builder plans to deliver more than 15 young oak trees to 15 elementary schools in Volusia, Flagler and Jacksonville school districts that surround the homebuilder’s communities.

Messina said students will be invited to help plant the trees around the schools.

“We learned that due to budget cutbacks, schools have few dollars left to pay for trees on elementary school campuses,” Messina said. “Earth Day seems like a perfect time for us to help solve that problem and to just give more back to the communities where we build EFACTOR homes with high energy efficiency and environmental quality standards.”

For more information, please contact:
Lisa A. Egle, Marketing Manager ICI Homes-Daytona Beach, 386-236-4273
Rosemary Messina, VP Sales & Marketing ICI Homes, 386-236-4231
Larry Vershel or Beth Payan, LV Communications, 407-644-4142

About ICI Homes:
ICI homes, ranks among the top 100 Builders by Builder magazine and is one of the largest privately owned homebuilder in the US. The 30-year-old firm builds new homes and resort facilities in the Volusia-Flagler region as well as Northeast Florida, Orlando and Tampa.