The Quonset Business Park has been the leading engine of the Rhode Island’s economic growth and job creation for years and continues to grow and adapt to change. But Quonset’s economic growth and momentum is not based on just one entity, elected official or private business; rather it has always been a team effort.
Newport, RI BankNewport has teamed up with Sage Environmental, DBVW Architects, and DiPrete Engineering to redesign and redevelop its 12,000 s/f office at Washington Sq.
Lincoln, RI Pare Corporation, a leading multi-disciplinary engineering and planning firm, has promoted seven. Each of these individuals exemplifies the Pare culture in their commitment to giving back to the community and in their dedication to each project on behalf of our clients.
Providence, RI Investment sales broker Northeast Private Client Group has completed the sale of Ambassador Apartments located at 71 Pitman St. and 203 Gano St. Tim McGeary, an investment associate in the firm’s Massachusetts’s office, represented the seller
Providence, RI Governor Gina Raimondo joined state and local officials, representatives from Wexford Science and Technology, Brown University, the Cambridge Innovation Center, Johnson & Johnson, and members of the public to officially open
Providence, RI Alan Doyle, principal of Larew Doyle & Associates arranged $28.3 million in construction/perm financing for the redevelopment of the Wanskuck Mills into a mixed-use property
Newport, RI Carpionato Group, a third generation property development company, based in and committed to Rhode Island, is proposing to demolish the former Newport Grand Casino and create Newport North End a $100 million mixed-use development
Warwick, RI Albert Scaralia of Albert Realtors commercial division listed and sold a 5,005 s/f warehouse located at 262 Washington St. for $210,000 to Elmwood Realty LLC.
Providence, RI DBVW Architects is working closely with One Neighborhood Builders on the design of King Street Commons, a new residential and mixed-use development on two vacant lots in the Olneyville neighborhood.
Newport has its beaches and mansions lining Bellevue Ave. Providence has its Trinity Rep, PPAC, and Providence Mall. Pawtucket has over 70 mills. Our mills are more than brick and mortar. These buildings are economic hubs, filled with creativity.
Even as many enjoy the slower summer pace, economic development efforts in Warwick continue to run full steam ahead. In recent days, we’ve welcomed a number of new businesses to our community.
Quonset Business Park is not only Rhode Island’s leading engine of economic development and job creation, but is also home to one of the state’s best kept secrets. Tucked away in the northern corner of the business park, the Port of Davisville