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Commercial Real Estate
Adapting to A Changing Real Estate World
The commercial real estate world is evolving with the times.
Investing
Ohio’s Opportunity Zones Full of Development Potential
Looking for investment opportunities in overlooked areas that offer solid value potential?
Commercial Real Estate
How Women Are Shaking Up Commercial Real Estate
Move over, fellas. Just as we’ve seen in other industries, women are no longer playing second fiddle to their male counterparts in commercial real estate (CRE). It’s 2019, after all – females are playing first fiddle.
Tenant Representation
How to Get the Best Office Space Lease
We took a very informal poll and the numbers are in: Zero out of (pick a number – any number!) people actually enjoy negotiating leases for office space.
Investing
Why It’s Best to Invest in the Midwest Real Estate Market
We may not have the ocean views of the coasts, but the Midwest has something just as beachy – an affordable real estate market!
Investing
Economy’s Boom Time May Be Nearing an End
The good news? The economy is booming. The bad news? Economists say it may be busting in a matter of months.
Property Listings
Featured Property: Millenium Office Park
Located in the heart of Dublin, Ohio, Millennium Office Park is located in a park-like setting off of Frantz Road, just 25 minutes from John Glenn International Airport.
Brokerage
Why You Want a Broker to Help Negotiate a Lease
You’re a smart business owner - you probably could secure a new commercial property on your own.
Property Listings
Featured Property: 470 Olde Worthington Road in Westerville
Located at 470 Olde Worthington Rd. in Westerville, Ohio, this is a Class-A multi-tenant office building was built in 2000.
Investing
More Companies Choosing to Invest in Ohio
Pop quiz: Which state was second in the country last year for corporate investment? All together: O-H. … I-O!
Commercial Real Estate
Reviewing The New Real Estate License Laws
As the saying goes, rules were meant to be broken – well, at least adopted, amended or rescinded.
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