The DeMatteis Organizations are a
group of family owned and managed
businesses that were began in 1918
by Leon DeMatteis in Brooklyn, New
York. His son Frederick
was Chairman of the Organization
that is now led by his two sons,
Richard F. DeMatteis, President and
Scott L. DeMatteis, Senior Executive
Vice President.
The company headquarters was
moved to Elmont, Long Island in
1949. In the early 1950's the
DeMatteis family business expanded
during the postwar suburban
development boom and became the
largest builder of public schools on
Long Island. In the 1960's as
federal, state and local governments
directed their energies toward the
rebuilding of New York's urban
areas, DeMatteis became the leader
in the region's renewal activities.
Leon D. DeMatteis Construction
Corporation (LDDCC) is the flagship
entity of The DeMatteis
Organizations - comprising one of
the area's largest, longest
established and most respected
family owned construction and real
estate companies. It's diverse
capabilities include general
contracting, construction
management, design-build contracts,
and interior construction and
renovation.
DeMatteis has become recognized
as one of the oldest continuously
family owned and operated
construction companies in New York -
and one of the largest such firms in
the United States. Corporate
Design & Realty Magazine has
ranked The DeMatteis Organizations
among
the top 25 real estate developers in
the nation. For over eighty six
years The DeMatteis Organizations
has added to the landscape of the
New York metropolitan area while
their
commitment to excellence personified
by Leon DeMatteis has lived on for
three generations
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