Census Data: National and Local Trends You Need to Watch
Note: This article was published by the Central Penn Business Journal. Click here to read the original version. Census data provides a fascinating look into population growth trends that stand to have a profound impact on our economy, both locally and nationally. More than just being “interesting” data to study, population growth and decline points us […]
View PostCensus Data: National and Local Trends You Need to Watch
Note: This article was published by the Central Penn Business Journal. Click here to read the original version. Census data provides a fascinating look into population growth trends that stand to have a profound impact on our economy, both locally and nationally. More than just being “interesting” data to study, population growth and decline points […]
View PostPower Landlords: Who Owns the Most Office Space in Central PA?
These are buildings that you have likely passed countless times. Whether you live in Central Pennsylvania, or any other part of the world, real estate is all around us. Have you ever stopped to wonder who owns a particular piece of real estate? Maybe it’s the not the first question you’re asking on your morning […]
View PostCommercial Real Estate Appraisals in Central PA: Q&A with JSR Appraisal Group, Inc.
Appraising commercial real estate is a particularly unique process, and one that if not done carefully and correctly can have a profound impact on the value of a commercial property for many years to come. To dive deeper into the topic of commercial appraising, including the industry trends and challenges, Omni Realty Group enlisted the […]
View PostWhat’s the difference between a listing agent and tenant rep agent?
The use of the term real estate agent casts a broad umbrella under which people tend to lump all real estate professionals into the same category. The truth is that there is a big difference between the role of a listing agent and a tenant/buyer agent. While both might be referred to as simply a […]
View PostA Decline in International Students Will Hurt a Lot More than Colleges and Universities
According to a report by MarketWatch, the number of overseas students coming to the U.S. for grad school declined for the second year in a row. There is much speculation as to what could be causing this trend; however, one reappearing theme ties back to the current political climate here in the United States. As […]
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