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Commercial Real Estate Trends You Need to Know

Commercial Real Estate Trends You Need to Know

In 2015, the commercial real estate market showed marked improvement. Transaction volume increased by $20 billion nationally in 2015, a sign that businesses are continuing to thrive. Columbus businesses have experienced a similar surge in growth recently, ranking...
How to Utilize Your Vacant Commercial Space

How to Utilize Your Vacant Commercial Space

If you have a vacant commercial space, don’t let it sit idle. Although it might seem daunting to find a way to make use of such a vacant space, it really is possible for the property to generate revenue. Let’s take a look at some ways to make use of these...
Commercial Real Estate Trends to Watch Out for in 2016

Commercial Real Estate Trends to Watch Out for in 2016

The new year has finally arrived and it is expected to bring a number of changes to the nationwide commercial real estate market as well as the local market in Columbus. Retail spaces across the country are adapting as new trends emerge. Locally, Columbus is...
Why Should You Consider a 1031 Exchange?

Why Should You Consider a 1031 Exchange?

Used by well-informed investors to increase their wealth, a 1031 exchange can be a windfall to you if you are selling your current business or productive trade. More commonly called like-kind or Starker exchanges, a 1031 exchange is the swap of one investment asset or...
How to Prepare a Commercial Property Lease Agreement

How to Prepare a Commercial Property Lease Agreement

Having a commercial property lease agreement is very important to protect the interests of both parties to that lease. A solid and well-prepared lease can provide legal protection along with peace of mind, as well as spell out how to handle any disputes that may come...
Columbus Market Trends and New Business Growth

Columbus Market Trends and New Business Growth

Across the country, the outlook for commercial real estate continues to improve. With falling gas prices and lower unemployment driving stronger consumer spending, the vacancy rate of commercial office spaces is expected to decline 0.1 percent over the next year. Due...

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