Frederick’s Commercial Market Heating Up
It’s been a long time since the MacRo office saw a spring real estate market as hot as 2013.
It’s been a long time since the MacRo office saw a spring real estate market as hot as 2013.
A panel of leading Frederick commercial real estate professionals analyzes the market.
Fundamentals for Frederick’s industrial properties are mixed, but overall the market for industrial properties improved during the second quarter of 2013.
There are many who say that one must be a bit crazy to play in the CRE game!
Real Estate Investment Trusts (aka REITs) were the big money players in the Frederick market during a brisk second quarter.
Frederick’s robust multifamily development pipeline may saturate the market.
Business was brisk in sales of historic downtown Frederick office and mixed residential/retail buildings.
This current issue of the MacRo Report is being distributed to more than 15,000 residents and others who are interested in Frederick County, Maryland land and commercial real estate news and information.
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