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Monday, August 23, 2010
Charley Harper of H & H Realty, LLC would like to present Lake Weiss, a great piece of land for sale with lots of potential located in Cedar Bluff, Alabama.

Lake Weiss is based outside of Rome, GA, and is located between Birmingham, AL, Atlanta, GA, and Chattanooga, TN.

This land is spread over 82.8 acres with great frontage on the lake. This property would be perfect for personal use, but also has a strong potential for development.

This area is booming with resorts making this land the perfect opportunity to be a part of this rapidly growing community.

Although the total occupied housing stands at 62% and the population is 7,442, this leaves room for businesses to move in and grow, attracting more people to the area. This great investment opportunity is not to be missed, give Charley a call today!

For more information and to view this featured property listing, please visit:
http://www.realup.com/lakeweiss

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Lending in a Commercial World

Friday, August 20, 2010
While the banking industry is slowly moving towards recuperation, it is still apparent that there remains some hesitation towards loans from many different banks, both large and small. Bloomberg News is reporting that according to Federal Reserve Governor Elizabeth Duke, "it may take several years for lending to return to pre-crisis levels".

Consumers have become much more conscious of their spending, and coupled with what is reported as "tight credit" consumers are holding back spending even more. Although loan rates have decreased to initiate spending, the type of movement needed to speed up recovery hasn't happened yet.

Small businesses have taken a hit as well, with available credit remaining snug. This can have and has had a detrimental effect on the commercial real estate market, which relies on these small businesses to invest in properties for their business.

Some positive news comes from Hong Kong, where Market Watch reports that the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) will enter to the U.S. Commercial Real Estate market as a lender. Their belief that the market is becoming more stable will impel them to work with steady businesses and developers whom have a positive track record.

Little by little we can look to see the lending market pick up, but forecasts predict that it may take years for U.S. lending to get back to where it previously was.

For those seeking commercial real estate for their business or for investment, RealUp is here to provide free listings, free searching, and free sales comparables to assist you in all of your commercial real estate needs.
Posted By Katie Henry, Customer Service Manager

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Going, Going, Gone!

Friday, August 13, 2010
When hearing the term "auction" it's easy to think about the vintage paintings at Christie's Auction House. The process of buying goods or services, otherwise known as an auction, has now transitioned into the commercial real estate market and is becoming one of the most popular ways to move properties.

Both buyers and sellers can benefit from auctions. First off, there are convenient. Auctions are set at a specific date and time, and auctions can now be done online through a unique website set up for the listing. The close is done quickly, and participating in an online auction saves both time and money for all parties.

The prices of auctions are set at market value, which is generally lower and fairer than a traditional real estate transaction. Depending on the particular market, auctions should create a sense of urgency among buyers, ensuring that there is a good crowd to bid on the offered property.

Although auctions are picking up speed, there is still a huge market in the commercial real estate industry for them. The misconception of auctions is that they are for distressed properties only. However, today sellers are looking for different ways to move properties just as buyers are looking for better deals, and both are more open minded to the idea of auctions for properties of all kinds.

Keep an eye on RealUp's email blasts for more information on upcoming auctions, as well as auction companies.
Posted By Katie Henry, Customer Service Manager

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Take It To The Max!

Sunday, August 08, 2010
RealUp has officially launched its Exposure Option page with four great deals on advertising for your commercial property. All of the marketing options are at the most competitive prices in the commercial real estate market, and RealUp also boasts the best results in the industry.

The Maximum Exposure Package is the final installment on our option page, and combines all of our marketing & distribution options into one great package. Your property listing will be seen by hundreds of thousands of brokers, agents, owners, investors, and buyers. At 10% off this is an unbeatable value.

RealUp now reaches more commercial real estate professionals than ever, and has over 160,000 users and counting. RealUp has over 275,000 listings from the best names in real estate such as Coldwell Banker Commercial, Keller Williams Commercial, Century 21, and Grubb & Ellis to name a few.

RealUp will continue to make marketing your commercial property as easy and affordable as possible. For quotes on custom campaigns, please contact Steve Brady at steve@realup.com. We appreciate your business and are here to answer any questions or concerns you may have. As always, thank you for using RealUp.com.
Posted By Steve Brady, Sales Manager

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