Michael Streit has been developing and building real estate on the East End for over 25 years. In that time he has developed an understanding of this market that goes beyond square footage and sale prices. He knows which locations hold value and why, what buyers at the top of this market are looking for before they can articulate it, and how to build a product that performs at the highest level when it comes to market.

He leads the spec home program at Home Enterprises, overseeing everything from site acquisition and design through construction and sale. His track record spans ground-up spec developments across the Hamptons and estate properties in some of the most sought-after locations on the East End. He has an instinct for matching a design to a piece of land that comes only from decades of close attention to how this market works.

Michael also works with private clients as an owner’s representative. For homeowners who want to build or renovate but need an experienced advocate managing the process on their behalf, he steps in as a full-time presence on the project. He coordinates every discipline, shows up on site daily, and acts as a fiduciary for the owner’s interests from the first planning meeting through final delivery. For clients who are not local, or who simply do not have the bandwidth to oversee a complex project, that level of dedicated representation changes the entire experience of building.

Craig Watson has been building on the East End for 55 years. He learned the trade alongside his father and spent his career doing the kind of work that builds a reputation in a market like this one: custom estate construction, complex renovations, and historically sensitive restorations that required replicating original materials and methods with a level of precision few builders can match.

He is the kind of builder who walks a project and knows immediately what it will require. Not from reading a report. From five decades of being on the job site, understanding what a structure is telling him, and knowing how to respond. Until recently, Craig was on the tools himself. The standards he held himself to are the same ones he passed on to the team he built around him over the past 25 years.

The crew Craig has assembled is among the most experienced working in this market. They were not hired from a job listing. They were developed, trained directly by Craig, to do the work the way he taught them to do it. That consistency shows up in every project. It is also why the team has stayed together as long as it has.

Craig’s operation is supported by Averie, who has run his office for over 20 years. Between them, the administrative and operational side of every project is handled with the same rigor brought to the construction itself. Contracts, scheduling, billing, subcontractor coordination: everything runs the way it should, without the client having to chase it.