Capeassociates

  Designed around the spectacular views of Pleasant Bay in Orleans, Massachusetts this stunning Cape Cod homerepresents summer vacation, relaxation, holiday memories and family times for its owners. A gathering place forboth family and friends, the house and barn—the last of three homes on the property to be constructed—werebuilt as the owner’s main house. In […]

Spread across four divisions, Matthew Cole’s staff of in-house trades is growing into the triple digits. But that doesn’t keep Cole tied to his desk. “At most 100-plus-employee businesses, the owner would take more of a 30,000-foot view, but construction is very different,” he says. “When my grandfather was running the company, he worked in

When Cape Associates learned it had won the U.S. Small Business Administration’s 2013 family-owned business of the year award for Massachusetts, it capped a month of expansion – and loss. The company opened a new office– its third – in Chatham at the beginning of April. A short time later, the company was notified by

Cape Associates, Inc. Ranks No. 4232 on the 2012 Inc. 500|5000 with Three-Year Sales Growth of 29% Inc. magazine ranked Cape Associates, Inc. No. 4232 on its sixth annual Inc. 500|5000,an exclusive ranking of the nation’s fastest-growing private companies. The list representsthe most comprehensive look at the most important segment of the economy—America’sindependent entrepreneurs. Unified

Mar/Apr 2008: “What to Expect in 2008: Homebuilding and remodeling trends” “How much has your home value changed” May/June 2007: “Cape construction takes a new tack: Builders focus on remodeling existing homes, often for baby boomer retirees” Mar/Apr 2007: “What’s ahead in 2007” Jan/Feb 2007: “What Cape Cod builders are saying – and doing –

The land purchased for one family’s summer getaway has all the makings of Utopia. Views of marshland, not-so-far off vistas of Pleasant Bay, and a private pine and scrub oak setting are the rich rewards. The challenge was to build a comfortable and appealing home that would not only fit within environmental guidelines but also

Design New England features a great article about a Cape Associates new house in Truro. The article, in Design New England’s March/April 2012 edition, can be read here.

On July 3, 2013, capecodonline.com published the following article covering the building of Cape Associates playhouse which is a replica of the Eastham Train station.  It will be raffled off after the famous Windmill Weekend in Eastham, MA.

This next home used to be a vacation retreat for an art loving family, but it became more than that over the years. The land was purchased in 1958 and suffered some modifications since then. The extensive international family started to meet in this beautiful house they all considered their primary home. Once the residence