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Phases of Commercial Real Estate Development

Construction Marketing

Commercial real estate development involves the process of acquiring, designing, constructing, and leasing or selling commercial properties such as office buildings, retail centers, and industrial parks. Read more on the proper steps to ensure your commercial investment runs smoothly.

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NAR Study Says Years of Underbuilding to Blame for Housing Shortage

Pro Builder

With the Federal Reserve Bank’s recent admission that inflation is rising faster than expected, mortgage interest rates are likely to follow, industry experts say. Home buyers, and homeowners, have been rushing to take advantage of what many imagine will be the last chance to lock in a 30-year mortgage at under 3 percent. Read More. .

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Your Business Plan and Your Building

Wolgast Corporation

Whether an entrepreneur owns the building or will need modifications to a leased building, they would likely need more information to narrow down the expense. We’ve been helping doctors, restaurateurs, manufacturers, auto dealers, and other commercial businesses realize their building plans since 1948 and we can do the same for you.

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Business Report: Garden State Growth Zones Aim to Lift New Jersey’s Cities

Buisness Facilities Contributed Content

It places extra emphasis on spurring development and private-sector job growth in new Garden State Growth Zones (GSGZ) identified in the legislation as the four lowest median family income cities in the state: Camden, Trenton, Passaic and Paterson. All of these metrics are compared to industry standard measures. headquarters.

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Convenient Store Truth – A Regulated Industry

Construction Law Monitor

As a construction lawyer there are many industries that I get involved with that are spin-offs of the construction industry. Typically, these are commercial collections, such as when contractors and suppliers are owed money on projects, they hire counsel to collect. Application processes are time consuming and tedious.

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Choosing You’re Company’s Office Space

Constructonomics

Your industry will influence your location, but here are a few things to consider when it comes to choosing a workspace for your business. When you’re looking to buy or rent commercial real estate , take into account your current and future budget. Safety and Zoning. Many cities have very strict zoning requirements.

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Why is Louisiana Convenience Store Industry So Regulated?

Construction Law Monitor

As a construction lawyer there are many industries that I get involved with that are spin-offs of the construction industry. Typically, these are commercial collections, such as when contractors and suppliers are owed money on projects, they hire counsel to collect. Application processes are time consuming and tedious.