ALegacyofExperience.ACommitmenttoToday.
Since 1969, the Peck family has developed and/or marketed 28 condominium projects along the coast from Ormond-by-the-Sea to Ponce Inlet. Our portfolio includes notable landmarks such as Peck Plaza, which, at 29 stories, was the tallest oceanfront condominium from Maine to Miami when it was built.
Building by Building:
Our Family’s Story Along the Coast
Explore the coastline through this map highlighting the condominium buildings the Peck family has developed and/or marketed over the years. Recreated using satellite imagery and county parcel records, the map follows the coast from north to south. Scroll through the list and watch the map move along the shoreline, building by building.
- Ormond Beach
- 11985The OrmondySister building to Sandpoint, in a car free beach zone.1513 Ocean Shore Blvd
- 21971Ormond Beach Surfside Club North1155 Ocean Shore Blvd11 stories / 76 units
- 31972Ormond Beach Surfside Club SouthTwin to the North building next door.1133 Ocean Shore Blvd11 stories / 76 units
- 41983The Van Lee1051 Ocean Shore Blvd11 stories / 76 units
- 51995The Ormond HeritageRiver front. Ten floor plans, a ballroom and a billiards room.1 John Anderson Dr8 stories / 156 units
- Daytona Beach
- 61978BayshoreTwin towers on the shores of the Halifax River.925 N Halifax Ave210 units
- 72000Ocean WalkUnits that can also be used as hotel suites.300 N Atlantic Ave
- Daytona Beach Shores
- 81980OasisTownhouse units around a centre courtyard pool.125 Boynton Blvd28 units
- 91988The CaribbeanBlue neon outlines the top of the building at night.2425 S Atlantic Ave20 stories / 130 units
- 101992The Peninsula2545 S Atlantic Ave23 stories / 170 units
- 111991The Sherwin2555 S Atlantic Ave20 stories / 125 units
- 121984Sandpoint2615 S Atlantic Ave9 stories
- 131981Twenty-Six Twenty-SixA V shaped building over a courtyard pool.2626 S Atlantic Ave44 units
- 141974Peck PlazaRound, and the tallest thing on this coast.2625 S Atlantic Ave29 stories / 101 units
- 151997The Grand Coquina3333 S Atlantic Ave22 stories / 110 units
- 161980White Surf3555 S Atlantic Ave7 stories / 55 units
- 171970Surfside ClubThe first direct oceanfront condominium in the Daytona Beach area.3601 S Atlantic Ave7 stories / 61 units
- 181989The Ashley3757 S Atlantic Ave20 stories / 130 units
- 191982Ocean Terrace ClubOcean and river views.3800 S Atlantic Ave7 stories / 55 units
- 201982The Shores Club3815 S Atlantic Ave11 stories / 75 units
- 211981Blue Surf3831 S Atlantic Ave10 stories / 52 units
- 221986SeychellesThe fan shaped one.3855 S Atlantic Ave17 stories / 98 units
- Ponce Inlet
- 231971Ponce HarbourOne story and townhouse units around a courtyard pool.4454 S Atlantic Ave26 units
- 241989The AtlanticaMediterranean style, on a quiet stretch of beach.4601 S Atlantic Ave54 units
- 251990The OceanQuestThe same floor plan as The Atlantica.4641 S Atlantic Ave7 stories / 54 units
- 261981Lighthouse ShoresEvery unit direct oceanfront.4740 S Atlantic Ave7 stories / 40 units
Many of them were put up by Peck & Associates, the construction company Edwin W. Peck Jr. opened in 1974. The family drew the buildings, built them, and then sold them.
Nobody has handed it to a stranger yet.
Edwin W. Peck Sr. & Hilda W. Peck
They built the first oceanfront condominium in this area and opened Peck Realty in 1969. Ed never retired. He was still in the office daily after handing the company on.
Sherry Peck Davidson & Terrell C. Davidson
The Pecks turned the company over to their daughter Sherry, who had been with Peck Realty since its founding, starting as a sales associate, and her husband Terry (1939 – 2017), Co-Developer on several of the projects.
Still family owned and operated
Sherry has run the company for around twenty-six years, working with her daughter Ashley Davidson Tefft, who has been here more than thirty-five, and Trish Miller, who keeps the books.
Peck Realty is still a family owned and operated company.
Every address on one strip of sand.
A few of the condominiums the family developed, in the order they were finished, from The Surfside Club in 1970 to Grand Coquina in 1997. The tallest of them is still Peck Plaza, finished in 1974.
Explore the condominiums →
ALegacyofExperience.ACommitmenttoToday.
Since 1969, the Peck family has developed and/or marketed 28 condominium projects along the coast from Ormond-by-the-Sea to Ponce Inlet. Our portfolio includes notable landmarks such as Peck Plaza, which, at 29 stories, was the tallest oceanfront condominium from Maine to Miami when it was built.
Building by Building:
Our Family’s Story Along the Coast
Explore the coastline through this map highlighting the condominium buildings the Peck family has developed and/or marketed over the years. Recreated using satellite imagery and county parcel records, the map follows the coast from north to south. Scroll through the list and watch the map move along the shoreline, building by building.
- Ormond Beach
- 11985The OrmondySister building to Sandpoint, in a car free beach zone.1513 Ocean Shore Blvd
- 21971Ormond Beach Surfside Club North1155 Ocean Shore Blvd11 stories / 76 units
- 31972Ormond Beach Surfside Club SouthTwin to the North building next door.1133 Ocean Shore Blvd11 stories / 76 units
- 41983The Van Lee1051 Ocean Shore Blvd11 stories / 76 units
- 51995The Ormond HeritageRiver front. Ten floor plans, a ballroom and a billiards room.1 John Anderson Dr8 stories / 156 units
- Daytona Beach
- 61978BayshoreTwin towers on the shores of the Halifax River.925 N Halifax Ave210 units
- 72000Ocean WalkUnits that can also be used as hotel suites.300 N Atlantic Ave
- Daytona Beach Shores
- 81980OasisTownhouse units around a centre courtyard pool.125 Boynton Blvd28 units
- 91988The CaribbeanBlue neon outlines the top of the building at night.2425 S Atlantic Ave20 stories / 130 units
- 101992The Peninsula2545 S Atlantic Ave23 stories / 170 units
- 111991The Sherwin2555 S Atlantic Ave20 stories / 125 units
- 121984Sandpoint2615 S Atlantic Ave9 stories
- 131981Twenty-Six Twenty-SixA V shaped building over a courtyard pool.2626 S Atlantic Ave44 units
- 141974Peck PlazaRound, and the tallest thing on this coast.2625 S Atlantic Ave29 stories / 101 units
- 151997The Grand Coquina3333 S Atlantic Ave22 stories / 110 units
- 161980White Surf3555 S Atlantic Ave7 stories / 55 units
- 171970Surfside ClubThe first direct oceanfront condominium in the Daytona Beach area.3601 S Atlantic Ave7 stories / 61 units
- 181989The Ashley3757 S Atlantic Ave20 stories / 130 units
- 191982Ocean Terrace ClubOcean and river views.3800 S Atlantic Ave7 stories / 55 units
- 201982The Shores Club3815 S Atlantic Ave11 stories / 75 units
- 211981Blue Surf3831 S Atlantic Ave10 stories / 52 units
- 221986SeychellesThe fan shaped one.3855 S Atlantic Ave17 stories / 98 units
- Ponce Inlet
- 231971Ponce HarbourOne story and townhouse units around a courtyard pool.4454 S Atlantic Ave26 units
- 241989The AtlanticaMediterranean style, on a quiet stretch of beach.4601 S Atlantic Ave54 units
- 251990The OceanQuestThe same floor plan as The Atlantica.4641 S Atlantic Ave7 stories / 54 units
- 261981Lighthouse ShoresEvery unit direct oceanfront.4740 S Atlantic Ave7 stories / 40 units
Many of them were put up by Peck & Associates, the construction company Edwin W. Peck Jr. opened in 1974. The family drew the buildings, built them, and then sold them.
Nobody has handed it to a stranger yet.
Edwin W. Peck Sr. & Hilda W. Peck
They built the first oceanfront condominium in this area and opened Peck Realty in 1969. Ed never retired. He was still in the office daily after handing the company on.
Sherry Peck Davidson & Terrell C. Davidson
The Pecks turned the company over to their daughter Sherry, who had been with Peck Realty since its founding, starting as a sales associate, and her husband Terry (1939 – 2017), Co-Developer on several of the projects.
Still family owned and operated
Sherry has run the company for around twenty-six years, working with her daughter Ashley Davidson Tefft, who has been here more than thirty-five, and Trish Miller, who keeps the books.
Peck Realty is still a family owned and operated company.
Every address on one strip of sand.
A few of the condominiums the family developed, in the order they were finished, from The Surfside Club in 1970 to Grand Coquina in 1997. The tallest of them is still Peck Plaza, finished in 1974.
Explore the condominiums →Aa
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