Frederick’s Strong Industrial Market Reflects Nationwide Demand for Warehouses
Low interest rates, steady consumer demand, and record high industrial production is fueling strong demand for industrial real estate despite stunted first quarter GDP.
Low interest rates, steady consumer demand, and record high industrial production is fueling strong demand for industrial real estate despite stunted first quarter GDP.
“Time to market” is plummeting for Frederick’s Commercial listings.
For the near future, health care real estate decisions, like the medical business, focus on economies of scale to compensate for the lower insurance payments while adjusting to the new medical measuring stick of outcome or wellness care.
Frederick County posted $275 million worth of commercial real estate sales during 2013 versus a little over $190 million in 2012—a healthy 40% increase in dollar volume.
Sometimes Landlords feel like they are running a concession stand at the local carnival.
Sales of industrial properties in Frederick were strong during the first quarter of 2014.
The sale of Overlook Manor Apartments and Lafarge North America’s quarry holdings boost 1st quarter commercial real estate sales.
What does the legalization of marijuana have to do with a commercial real estate glossary? Just ask the State of Colorado!
Like us humans, nothing is static … not even a solid building that appeared it would last forever.
It’s always interesting to tour properties of prospective clients…be it a flex warehouse to lease, an office building for sale, a retail center or a tract of agricultural land.