Led by license partners Emilio DiSpirito IV and Joseph Fazio, Engel & Völkers East Greenwich is centrally located in the state, which will allow the team to serve a number of clients in the region.
Source: Inman News
Engel & Völkers marks entrance into Rhode Island with new shop
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