Buying or selling commercial real estate as an investor can be a tough decision. Whenever an investor is selling their property, they want full profit, but they must stay cautious for that to happen. In comparison, when you’re investing in commercial real estate, there are a few things you should know to ensure you’re doing it the right way. Having the help of an excellent commercial brokerage firm like New England Commercial Brokerage can make a huge difference. Don’t believe us? Here are 3 reasons you

You don’t only have to invest in residential real estate if you’re trying to make money! You can also see impressive returns from commercial real estate if you know your way around. A commercial property can be any of the following: A retail building A warehouse An apartment building An office space A “mixed use” building An industrial building There are several benefits of investing in commercial real estate. For your ease, New England Commercial Brokerage is here to elaborate on some helpful ways you

Ever since COVID-19 hit, interest in investing in a commercial property has been on the rise. If you’re one of these investors, there are a few complex market arrangements you need to be aware of before you take the leap and invest in commercial real estate. Luckily for you, in this blog New England Commercial Brokerage is covering all the factors you need to consider when you’re buying a commercial property. 1. Yield For an investor, it’s imperative to consider the future yield their asset

Fortunately for us, certain elements of the COVID-19 pandemic are (fingers crossed) temporary. But the impact of COVID-19 on the warehousing industry seems to be long-lasting. Like every industry that is a part of the American economy, the warehousing industry felt the ripple effect caused by COVID-19. Apart from the several casualties, warehouse closures became common and supply chains globally struggled to keep up. But as we begin to settle into the new normal, it’s time to think of the future. Because

In the last decade, the world witnessed several technological breakthroughs. These revolutionary changes became catalysts of change in almost every industry. According to statistics, the cumulative net spend on technology will reach $3.3 billion in the near future. One of the industries that have already felt this change is the commercial brokerage industry. When an average person thinks of a commercial brokerage in America, they think of services like online commercial real estate listings. We assume that the industry has