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Commercial real estate is simply defined as any property owned to produce income. From an investment point of view, commercial real estate encompasses any kind of property, including land, which brings or has the potential to bring income. From a business point of view, commercial real estate is any offering of office, retail, industrial, medical, hospitality, and other commercial space that can be leased for the use of the business. Commercial properties can be classified into six main categories: office, retail, multi-family and land. Commercial real estate office properties include single-tenant buildings, small professional buildings, skyscrapers, and everything in between. Buildings are classified into three categories: Class A, Class B, or Class C. Class A buildings are the best of the best. They are often newer buildings with state of the art infrastructure, but may be old buildings that have been extensively renovated. Class A buildings are usually in prime locations with good access, and are professionally managed. Class B buildings are often targeted by investors, because while they may be older, they have the potential for a high return on investment through renovation and improvements. These buildings are usually well-maintained and well-managed, but infrastructure may need some capital investment. Class C buildings are older, poorly located, and often in need of extensive renovation and updates to out of date infrastructure. They usually have lower rental rates to compensate for the lower quality office space. Class C buildings are often vacant longer than higher-classed buildings, and can be targeted for redevelopment opportunities. Retail or sites can be freestanding, like a bank or restaurant building. They are often found on the lower floors of office buildings or multi-family structures, especially in urban areas. Retail offerings abound in strip malls and neighborhood centers. Businesses can pinpoint their ideal retail space from any of these options, but investors will be drawn to malls and retail centers, which have many tenants and therefore are a better risk. An apartment fourplex or larger is considered commercial real estate for an investor. Sprawling apartment complexes, high-rise condominium units, and smaller multi-family units are all commercial real estate investments. Leases on multi-family structures are shorter-term than office and retail units, however, providing less long-term stability than office building investments. Investors usually favor land that is in the path of future development. Greenfield land is undeveloped land-pasture just waiting to be paved. Urban infill is usually land that was once developed, and now is vacant. Brownfield land describes previously developed property that is often environmentally compromised, requiring significant clean-up to be utilized. Brownfield and urban infill land are more highly prized by environmentally-conscious investors.
Start Oct 10, 2014
110% After 1 DayPlan Spent Amount ($) Profit (%)
Plan A $10 - $700 103.00
Plan B $701 - $3,000 106.00
Plan C $3,001 - $10,000 110.00
150% After 3 DaysPlan Spent Amount ($) Profit (%)
Plan A $10 - $700 110.00
Plan B $701 - $3,000 125.00
Plan C $3,001 - $10,000 150.00
280% After 7 DaysPlan Spent Amount ($) Profit (%)
Plan A $10 - $700 240.00
Plan B $701 - $3,000 260.00
Plan C $3,001 - $10,000 280.00
600% After 15 DaysPlan Spent Amount ($) Profit (%)
Plan A $10 - $700 350.00
Plan B $701 - $3,000 450.00
Plan C $3,001 - $10,000 600.00
1300% After 30 DaysPlan Spent Amount ($) Profit (%)
Plan A $10 - $700 700.00
Plan B $701 - $3,000 900.00
Plan C $3,001 - $10,000 1300.00
1800% After 45 DaysPlan Spent Amount ($) Profit (%)
Plan A $10 - $700 1100.00
Plan B $701 - $3,000 1400.00
Plan C $3,001-10,000
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