A mixed-use property can be broadly defined as any piece of property that may be a building, an entire neighborhood, or anything in between that combines residential, commercial, cultural and/or industrial usage and others within a relatively small and dense area.

As multifamily investors are looking at buying an investment property amid ambiguity about the market data and analytics for the first quarter.

One aspect of commercial real estate is a non-residential asset that is used for business or retail uses.

As COVID-19 continues to spread, many of the city population started to leave, joining families outside the city, or retiring to country homes.

While the idea of choosing the best location and space for your company can be enjoyable, it can also overwhelm you and make you feel helpless if you decide to manage it on your own.

With the pandemic that is going on all over the world, many businesses have been closing down. However, not every business has been hit with as heavy a toll.

The year 2020 has been a whirlwind for most of us. With the COVID-19 pandemic, our world seems to be speeding towards an economic recession.

In the United States, one of the top and safest investment options that are preferred by many is real estate investments.

With today’s uncertain economy, if you were to pick a superior investment for small business owners, the best answer would be real estate.

Starting your own business might seem a daunting task, but taking risks is the key to success and what better time than to start now!