Empire Development — the Boca Raton firm led by Marc Elkman — has built its reputation by staying inside a tight geography and repeating the same discipline: strong lot, right architect, long-tenured trades, delivered on time. The current portfolio reads like a map of East Boca's most sought-after waterfront addresses.
Cocoanut Road, Golden Harbour
The Cocoanut corridor is where the firm's design language is most legible. 1351 Cocoanut Road is the landmark — a deep-water estate with dockage and a plan that reads as inevitable once you walk it. 1148 Cocoanut Road sits nearby, a modern coastal composition on a wider lot. Read the 1351 Cocoanut Road feature for the walkthrough.
Golden Harbour Drive cluster
541, 561, and 651 Golden Harbour Drive form a rare three-house cluster on the enclave's most requested street. It is the kind of concentration that only happens when a builder commits to one neighborhood for a decade. For the neighborhood context, see the Golden Harbour guide.
839 Orchid Drive
A walk-to-water residence built to the same standard as the deep-water estates. Orchid is the address that answers the "we want the finishes, not the dock" brief without compromising on light, layout, or trades.
Where to see it live
Active listings and photography live at the Empire Collection. For the full delivery ledger, see completed projects and the Marc Elkman track record.
