News: Spotlights
Posted: June 9, 2010
Realty Dev. Assoc. celebrates 20th anniversary
Realty Development Associates, a firm that specializes in the construction of modular homes throughout southeastern Mass. and Cape Cod, celebrated its 20th anniversary of business recently with a ceremony at its Sagamore offices/model home location. Ben Nugent from state representative's Jeffrey Perry's office presented president Don Shulman with a citation from the Mass. House of Representatives commending the company on 20 years of success as a business; the company also received a letter and a citation from Mass. Senate president Therese Murray who commended the company and its team for their many contributions to the region. Shulman and his team also received kind words from Bourne selectman Stephen Mealy and Cape Cod Canal Region Chamber of Commerce representative Terri Stanley.
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