News: Rhode Island
Posted: November 13, 2014
Trabulsi joins HomeSmart Professionals Real Estate
According to HomeSmart Professionals Real Estate, Raymond Trabulsi has joined its Warwick office location.
"Ray's extensive commercial real estate knowledge compliments HomeSmart Professionals' diversity in client services offered by our firm. It's a true pleasure to have him part of our team," said broker/owner Dean deTonnancourt.
Trabulsi has enjoyed success in commercial real estate since 2001, after 44 years with FM Global Insurance Company in Johnston, R.I. Customer satisfaction has remained a constant in his career path over the years, as evidenced by the many clients he has served.
Trabulsi has earned a degree as a mechanical engineer, and has achieved the designation of both accredited buyer representative as well as senior real estate specialist.
Since opening in May 2014, HomeSmart Professionals Real Estate continues to be one of the fastest growing real estate companies in R.I.
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