Real Estate & Construction

Maximizing Your Profitability for Long-Term Success

Whether you are a real estate investor, a general contractor, or an engineering firm, your success depends on growing your business and your network despite market fluctuations, tax regulations, and compliance standards. DiSanto, Priest & Co. already represents many of New England’s top real estate investment and construction firms, so we are fully equipped for the job.

At DiSanto, Priest & Co., we lay the foundation for your success with our full-service approach and commitment to the Real Estate & Construction industries. With our experience and extensive resources, we help you maximize profitability for long-term success and, for real estate investors, provide guidance through the entire lifecycle of your investment. Our unique hybrid tax, assurance, and advisory services were designed for Real Estate and Construction firms like yours. As your business grows, our local CPAs custom-fit specialized tax, audit, and advisory services grow with you.

Helping You Achieve Sustainable Growth

You have ambitious goals for your Real Estate or Construction firm, but as with any business, there are growing pains. Whether it’s seeking financing, a lack of available work, or adhering to federal and state compliance standards as you start new jobs, the future of your company depends on the foundation you lay today for your future goals. Life’s too short. Plan proactively so you can enjoy today instead of worrying about tomorrow.

Our Real Estate CPAs Make Your Success Our Business

We’re one of Rhode Island’s top accounting firms, and we pride ourselves on understanding the Real Estate and Construction industry and leveraging our extensive resources and affiliates to help you reach your goals. Our network of experienced professionals offers valuable knowledge on the unique compliance and economic changes that impact your industry every day. We’re also a member of local Real Estate and Construction organizations, including Building Owners & Managers Association, Rhode Island Builders, and Institute of Real Estate Management. Because you don’t need just another accounting firm – you need a relevant advisor who specializes in Real Estate accounting.

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