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Commercial and Industrial Real Estate
Throw Back: How to Break into Commercial Real Estate Brokerage
This week we’re returning to a past blog post that we believe could be very helpful for those of you interested in the Frederick commercial real estate scene. The full PowerPoint presentation is included below.
Small Businesses Boost Frederick’s Office Market during First Quarter
It’s a good news/bad news kind of market for office leasing in Frederick.
Frederick County’s Median Household income is Down and Average Wages are Up!
Yes, it is true income can go up and down at the same time … for the same people no less! How can that be? Well, grab an apple … and an orange, while you’re at it, and read on.
Commercial Real Estate Leasing: The Landlord – Tenant Death Spiral
It is often said that life is a two way street, but on a rare occasion a sinkhole may instantly open up in the middle of the road sending travelers and real estate investments into an abyss.
Frederick’s Top 5 Commercial Real Estate Deals 1st Quarter 2015
Industrial property sales were hot hot hot! (Multifamily sales were not not not.)
Frederick Real Estate: What’s In and What’s Out?
Here we are in the 15th year of the new century, half a decade out of the major recession, with unemployment at a pre-recession level, gas prices at six-year lows, and retail sales at their strongest in 10 years.
Frederick Real Estate Top Commercial Lease Deals of 2014
Flex vacancies declined and interest in the Golden Mile picked up during 2014.
Open for Business in Frederick: A Bargain or Bust?
Frederick may be one of CNN’s Top eight small town comebacks and listed as one of Movoto’s 2014 Best Counties in America, but is it truly the perfect place for your business? MacRo Investigates how Frederick Commercial Real Estate stacks up against its neighbors.
2015 Frederick Commercial Real Estate to Benefit from positive Job Growth
Frederick County may be the buoy that is keeping Maryland employment from sinking lower