In this issue
- Should You Lease Or Own Commercial Property
- Acquiring Land For Development
- The Office Building – Suburban vs Downtown
- Commercial Real Estate Representation/li>
Whatever the kind of property used, the user has the option of purchasing or leasing. Should you buy the house you live in, or lease it from someone else? With few exceptions, there would be an overwhelming response to “own it”. The benefits weigh heavily toward ownership. With business property, the answer sometimes may be a lease instead…(more)
Acquiring land for development is necessary no matter what kind of market we are in. Professional real estate assemblers are always looking at and acquiring under-utilized sites within cities or in suburbs. Here are some ideas on how those professionals do it…..(more)
Suburban office buildings remain many investors primary acquisition target.
These investors reason that a suburban office building will almost always be a good buy. Careful choices must be made, as there must be a demand for office space in the area and a gradual increase can be made in rents. The long-term demand for office space looks good…(more)
There are a number of ways to buy, sell or exchange investment or commercial real estate. Having the knowledge of what you can do in some tax situations can be the difference between an annual profit or loss in a property that you intend to acquire or one that you already have in inventory….(more)
