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Florida's commercial real estate market has attracted investors interested in repurposing vacancies into industrial properties. Abandoned office buildings, for example, have found buyers eager to convert them into warehouses, labs and storage. Digital shopping...
The broadest classification of real estate properties are “residential” and “commercial.” Generally speaking, people purchase residential property to live in themselves. It is the most simple property classification and involves condominiums, townhouses, and...
When buying your first house, you must have plentiful knowledge of the real estate market. It can easily get overwhelming when you try to remember every piece of advice or information you pick up along the way. Instead of trying to do that, focus on a few major...
Like many business owners, you have a need for a new building to serve your enterprise. It is likely your first thought was to look for existing buildings that are for sale. Purchasing the right building could reward your business, but you may have another option. You...
Florida real estate investors and developers should understand how restrictive covenants can impact the profitability of a potential purchase. Unlike an easement, which requires a landowner to allow the use of the property for a specific purpose, a restrictive...
A commercial lease is much different than a lease you would have for a residential property. What this means to you is that you need to pay attention to specifics in the commercial lease that you may not in the residential lease. Business News Daily explains that the...
There is nothing wrong with leasing business space. Renting space presents an excellent opportunity for you to determine what works and what does not before committing to the more long-term ownership expectancy associated with physically owning property. It also takes...
