5 Commercial Real Estate Marketing Tips for 2015
Whether you are a property seeker or seller, commercial real estate marketing plays a large role in the process. Here are five commercial real estate tips to embrace in 2015.
Whether you are a property seeker or seller, commercial real estate marketing plays a large role in the process. Here are five commercial real estate tips to embrace in 2015.
Frederick County may be the buoy that is keeping Maryland employment from sinking lower
Frederick City continues to be recognized as a livable community, with wonderful amenities offering a great quality of life.
Drawing a commercial real estate correlation with a poop bag, insanity and so called property virgins wasn’t hard for the MacRo Team in 54 blog posts this past year!
65 acres of excess city owned real estate offered for sale in January 2015 As the City of Frederick reviewed the inventory of real property during this past year, it became apparent to Richard Griffin, Director of Economic Development and Mayor Randy McClement that some very valuable tracts of land are sitting around not generating...
The project voted the best in Frederick County for 2013 by the Frederick County Building Industry Association is coming to a close. Within this high end community of 21 estate lots, there are now only 4 building sites that remain unspoken for. Lot sizes begin at just over 1 acre to 17 acres. Prices start...
When the world seems to be moving at the speed of tweet, it can be challenging to keep up not only with the commercial real estate market, but also marketing trends in commercial real estate.
With hot campaign issues still burning over degree of real estate development, ethics and selling of county owned nursing home facilities, will Bud Otis lead the council into an era of civility or discord?
With the transition from the Commission form of government to that of charter for Frederick County, who is the best person among the 7 council members-elect to preside over our first county council? Give us your opinion!
Six months ago the closed sales volume for building lots in Frederick County finally showed a modest upturn from the great recession; but now things are even brighter!