Providence, RI CIC Providence hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate the welcoming of its 10,000
th client, IEA (Infrastructure and Energy Alternatives). The event took place at CIC Providence and included remarks from CIC chief marketing
Central Falls, RI Michael Alves and Robert Fox of Elite Commercial Realty sold a former assisted living facility at 107 Sacred Heart.
West Warwick, RI Colliers has arranged the $39 million sale of an office and warehouse property at 1600 Division Rd. A Colliers team led by managing directors Frank Petz and Matt Sherry, along with vice president of Capital Markets,
Warwick, RI Mike Giuttari, SIOR and Dan Feiner of MG Commercial Real Estate sold two properties for the Catholic Diocese of Providence for $2.6 million. St. Francis of Assisi at 596-616 Jefferson Blvd., and St. Catherines Cathedral Church at 3248 Post Rd.
North Kingstown, RI Chelsea Siefert has been promoted to the role of Quonset Development Corp.’s (QDC) chief operating officer after four years as QDC’s director of planning and development. As COO, she will continue to serve as the liaison between QDC
The city of East Providence’s Riverside Square neighborhood is once again becoming a thriving Main St. area thanks to the efforts of the local business community and targeted public investment. Visitors to the square today will find a vibrant, walkable area with users of the East Bay Bike Path stopping at its locally owned businesses. However, this wasn’t always the case.
Cranston, RI Finegold Alexander Architects celebrated the groundbreaking of new ground-up Gladstone Elementary School, on, July 20
th. Superintendent of Schools Jeannine Nota-Masse, mayor Kenneth Hopkins, school committee chairperson Michael Traficante,
Providence, RI The Greater Providence Board of Realtors (GPBOR) named Ashley Almeida of The Mello Group, as the recipient of the 2023 Realtor of the Year (ROTY) Award. As a licensed real estate professional in R.I. and Mass., and a member of the GPBOR board of directors
There are many factors to consider when a company chooses a place to do business, not least of which is the available infrastructure. Infrastructure – the utilities, transportation assets, and other elements that support a business – are an essential consideration in location choice.
Warwick’s diverse commercial mix, expanding residential options, miles of scenic waterfront, and great recreational facilities are just some of the many reasons people are eager to live in and operate a business here. Add in convenient access to Rhode Island T.F. Green International Airport,
