Through the 1980s and 1990s, Matthew Schilowitz and his organization, Harmat Homes, took the beloved Hampton’s by storm, enriching the east-end of Long Island with hundreds of modern single-family homes, developments, and more. His innovation and progressive thinking brought Mr. Schilowitz and Harmat Homes to the spotlight. Word spread fast of his work as press outlets such as the New York Times, Newsday, Hampton Magazines and more followed his success. Matt is well known for the bold and confident ways he has contributed in pivotal ways to the growth and development of the 
“The Hamptons" as we know it.

​TIMELINE

​In 1985, Matthew Schilowitz built a large real estate construction and development company, Harmat Homes, on the eastern end of long island in which he was responsible for the development and sale of single-family homes including seven residential developments. In 1996, Harmat Homes went public, raising over six million dollars which initiated the investment in two public companies leading to a realized profit of over $40 million. In 1999, Mr. Schilowitz merged Harmat Homes with an early-stage technology company and arranged for an additional financial offering of $30 million, revolutionizing the “Barcode Technology.” Within one year the combined company market value reached $500 million.

​DEVELOPMENTS 

​Hidden Cove – 12 estate homes,
The Woodlands- 52 estate homes
The Crossings- 14 estate homes
Emerald Woods- 22 estate homes
The Polo Grounds- 12 estate homes
Woodridge- 52 estate homes
Hickory Bend- 50 estate homes
Other: Various single-family homes, industrial buildings, commercial and public structures