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Let’s Talk Submarket Growth! Why I’m Excited About Highway 221: •A New Opportunity: Highway 221 corridor is starting to boom. I see this as a
Hello! My name is Emma McDaniel Lunning and welcome to my real estate blog. As a Business Economics major at Wofford College, a third generation in my family to be a real estate agent, and a woman who has a great love for our community, I am looking forward to sharing with you what I discover as I engage with people, explore places, and learn about different sectors of our market.
Let’s Talk Submarket Growth! Why I’m Excited About Highway 221: •A New Opportunity: Highway 221 corridor is starting to boom. I see this as a
Spartanburg’s Industrial Real Estate Boom: A Decade of Transformation Spartanburg County, once considered a secondary market for industrial real estate, has grown significantly in the
How to Find a Deal In Commercial Real Estate It’s all about finding a property with a fixable problem and then, well, fixing it! This
Making Your Space Show-Ready on a $5,000 Budget If you’ve just invested in a 10,000-foot warehouse, you probably want to get it leased out without
How Consumer Spending Impacts Industrial Real Estate (Part 2) In my first video, I discussed consumer spending trends. This video covers how those trends can
How Consumer Spending Impacts Industrial Real Estate Economic Sentiment is Mixed: A recent poll showed a pretty even split in economic outlook: 35% optimistic,
What We’re Seeing in Spartanburg County Investors: We’re seeing investors actively seeking properties, especially those with existing leases. Developers: Developers are busy looking for sites
What Makes a Great Development Site? First and foremost, location is paramount. It might seem obvious, but the data behind a location tells the real
In this video, my dad and I discuss what matters most to us as a company and what our clients can expect when they work
Market Performance and Outlook Last year was characterized by steady absorption in Spartanburg. Despite starting with a high vacancy rate, the county ended the year