Nationally, industrial property, and particularly distribution warehousing, is in high demand. As more retailers shift to serve online shoppers, same day / next day delivery is paramount. That means retailers are adding more distribution warehousing in strategic hubs.
Nashville Multifamily Market Update Q1 2018
Nashville Office Market Update Q1 2018
Open Floor Plan vs. Private Offices: Which Makes Sense for You?
The Great Recession had a massive impact on how we think about office space.Businesses cut back on unnecessary expenses from lavish dinners to locations. By lowering the square footage per employee, businesses also realized unexpected benefits. But is the open floor plan really as amazing as it’s made out to be?
East Nashville Apartment Sale Proves Strong Neighborhood Market
Since rebounding from the recession, the Nashville apartment market has been on a hockey stick trajectory. The office market has stabilized at 8.5% vacancy, the overall retail market is at 3.3% vacancy. Both lower than national averages. And housing is fighting to keep up with the demand from new residents.
Demand High, Inventory Low for Nashville Commercial Real Estate
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The 8 Steps to Leasing Commercial Real Estate
Leasing commercial real estate isn’t easy. And businesses who don’t follow the process correctly will likely fail.
Unfortunately, we see it too often.
You could have the best products and services. You could even have an A+ location.
But if you missed one seemingly minor detail throughout the process, it could cost you.
Here are the 8 steps to leasing commercial real estate.
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What You Need to Know About Nashville's Vital Signs (2017)
Each year, the Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce leads a local coalition that tracks the key issues impacting the greater Nashville region and provides feedback / solutions with which we might address them. The Chamber’s “Vital Signs” report, which highlights the regional data collected and forecasts future regional challenges, is released to the public each October.
So, how will these issues impact Nashville’s real estate and business environment?
How to Immediately Add Curb Appeal to Your Business
Curb Appeal
Your curb appeal is your first impression.
Before your business can wow customers with your products or services, you have to impress them with an appealing exterior - your curb appeal.
Simple enough, right?
But a surprising amount of businesses tend to neglect their business' exterior.
Utilize your location as a marketing tool!
Grab customers' attention effectively with how your business is presented at its physical location.
Especially if you're in the retail or restaurant business.
It might seem old-fashioned.
Sure, viral marketing and multimedia campaigns are important weapons in a business’s marketing arsenal.
But you need to grab that attention as customers drive-by, too.
We've all done it - something about a business' exterior catches your attention and sparks your curiosity.
Next thing you know, you're stopping by to check them out.
There are good examples of businesses utilizing curb appeal around Nashville - and their customers reward them for it.
Here are some Nashville restaurants that are killing the curb appeal game:
No Baked Cookie Dough - 117 28th Ave North, West End
No Baked Cookie Dough Nashville
Proper Bagel Curb Appeal
Rosepepper Cantina Nashville
For helpful ways to improve your business’s curb appeal, check out the following infographic.
Curb Appeal Infographic
Infographic courtesy of Graphic House, Inc
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Why the Most Successful Dentists Have Abandoned Traditional Offices
No, I don’t mean the design, décor, or even the technology.What’s making its way out of the dental industry? The traditional locations for dental offices, which are often tucked away in an office park or hidden away inside a large office building. In recent years, especially since the downturn, dentists have decided to bury the office; not let the office bury them. But where are they moving?