From pioneering California's infrastructure to intelligent and successful commercial real estate investments
9 decades of Real Estate business, 3 generations of expertise, roots in heavy construction of freeways, bridges and light industrial buildings, and evolving to Real Estate investment throughout the U.S.
9 decades of Real Estate business, 3 generations of expertise, roots in heavy construction of freeways, bridges and light industrial buildings, and
evolving to Real Estate investment throughout the U.S.
At the age of 21, Dan Caputo, Sr. starts Dan Caputo Co., specializing in general contracting and based out of San Jose, California.
Dan looks for new opportunities for business, and he gets both his “A” and “B-1” Licenses. He builds a number of commercial buildings, of which, some can still be seen today.
in 1945 Dan's wife, Minnie, left her job as a high school teacher and joined her husband in the construction business. The first bridge construction projects are completed.
Dan Caputo Co. officially becomes an incorporated company. DCCO begins to purchase
and subdivide land into residential lots in the west San Jose area that were sold
to small local homebuilders. DCCO also begins developing commercial projects in
the area. The Federal Highway Act of 1956 provides a boon to the bridge building
business and Dan Caputo Company successfully bids a number of government projects.
The Eugene A. Doran Bridge is completed. It is part of highway 280 near Crystal
Springs Reservoir. It was a national award winner as the "Most Beautiful Medium
Span High Clearance Bridge" in the United States.
DCCO completes numerous commercial projects, including a 130,000 square foot
warehouse on North Tenth Street in San Jose.
In 1970 The company completes construction on the China Basin Viaduct on Highway
280 in San Francisco, which is a one mile long overpass.
In the late 1960’s Dan Caputo Junior and Richard (Dick) Rolla begin their careers
working alongside Dan Caputo Senior
DCCO expands into a broader range of civic projects.
Walnut Creek No. 3 Pumping Plant for East Bay Municipal District is completed.
The company completes construction of a sixty-foot wide cut and cover tunnel at Geary Boulevard at Masonic Avenue Underpass in San Francisco, as well as completing advanced wastewater treatment facilities for the city of Palo Alto
Dan Caputo Company’s projects range from bridges, to sewage treatments, structural concrete work, and more. In addition to the civic projects, the company continues to build and invest in local warehouse and light-industrial properties in the San Jose Area.
Dan Caputo Sr., Dick Rolla and Dan Caputo Jr. work alongside each other in the bidding, planning and completion of construction projects, as well as the management and upkeep of properties for numerous commercial tenants.
The Caputo's begin to exit the general contracting business to focus exclusively on commercial real estate investment opportunities under the related entity name, Caputo Associates. Dan Caputo Sr. passes in 1992, and Dick and Dan Junior continue to successfully continue the business
With a successful career in investment Banking, Phil Rolla brings new insight to Dan Caputo Company. They expand into office, High-tech and the growing Sacramento and Salinas areas.
DCCO partners with GPR Ventures to become the property management for their portfolio. GPR Ventures was started by Phillip Rolla and Glen Yonekura to maximize their combined acquisition-to-disposition expertise by providing real estate investment opportunity for a select group of sophisticated investors
Dan Caputo continues to build strong investor relationships and deliver insightful commercial real estate investment opportunities for its investor partners. Dan Caputo Sr., Dick Rolla and Dan Caputo Jr. work alongside each other in the bidding, planning and completion of construction projects, as well as the management and upkeep of properties for numerous commercial tenants.
Dan Caputo Senior believed in giving back to the community. One of his most notable projects was the establishment of the San Jose State University Spartan Foundation (now the Spartan Athletics Scholarship Fund). Throughout the decades. DCCO has continued to give back to many worthy causes in the area including, HOPE Services, Archbishop Mitty High School, Bellarmine College Prep, Sacred Heart Nativity, Cristo Rey School, Saint Elizabeth’s Day Home, and more.