M & M Development

M&M Development is owned by two European women who take great pride in their work. Their homes (I have seen several of them) reflect this. It does not look like a construction company just flipped a house/apartment. It looks like an interior designer was the lead in the construction process. Hardwood floors, tiled fireplace, brand new stainless steal refrigerator, dishwasher, microwave, and oven, quartz countertop with huge island, beautiful bathrooms. For me, being a first time home owner, it's a little unreal. It is in an up and coming area however. This is why something so nice and well done, is not at some outrageous price. Do your research of the area before purchasing. Sure, if the house has some issues that break because of poor construction, then you can blame the sellers. But, if

Do not buy from this company as a first time home buyer with my wife we were told that the area we brought in was a up in coming area. Across the street sits a empty lot which homeowners had to fight in city hall on April 13 to stop another development company from building a 65 unit all low income apartments that accepts section 8,which would have devalued our property. Along side that the same architect that built our condo was going to build the low income for rpm development which was trying to build across from us I look at this as a bad investment which m & m sold us a beautiful dream. Please do your due diligence before buying anything from this company because most areas they target are high crime areas with overpriced sales, the only people that's benefiting from this is the loca

M&M Development makes beautiful, unique, charming homes. They are skillful and stand behind their work. They can help to make your home buying and home ownership experience a dream come true.

Im really happy with the apartment I bought. It was easy to deal with M&M and now I just need to enjoy my own property. Thank you so much guys!

M&M does unethical business -- do not trust them and be careful as they lie and manipulate buyers into paying multiple appraisals for overpriced properties.