Growing up on the island, exploring different areas, fishing and shellfishing, I hold a deep appreciation for the island's innate beauty and  natural resources. While pursuing a career in construction and real estate, I have always found the idea of buiding real estate on the island problematic. While working for David Aposhian, owner of Cambridge Design and Development, my mindset on the buiding process fundamentally changed. I learned from David that real estate projects can create both intrinsic beauty, value to the community, and entrepreneurial profit. A builder that can achieve these three things creates inherent value to the community beyond just bottom-line profit for the developer.  

By the very nature of living on an island, with finite resources and limited amounts of buildable land, real estate development should hold upmost importance. The Vineyard's natural beauty paired with a community that strives to preserve it is what we should celebrate. Looking at every structure and real estate development in terms of scale and practical usage are fundamental principles but that is hyper-focused here on the island, and Cotamy is fixated on these ideals when conceptualizing building projects. 

Cotamy is currently open to new general contracting and real estate projects and interested in teaming up with new design, capital, and subcontractor partners.