Showing posts with label office. Show all posts
Showing posts with label office. Show all posts

Monday, August 10, 2015

Friday, May 1, 2015

LEASED: 701-727 S Janesville St

Blackhawk Community Credit Union has leased space for their first branch in Milton, WI, in a transaction brokered by Mandy Witt!

LEASED: 4539 Woodgate Dr

The final suite available in this office complex was leased out by Mandy Witt early this week.

Thursday, March 5, 2015

SOLD: 1824 & 1840 Lafayette St

Congratulations to Kurt Egan for brokering the $195,000 sale of this office and warehouse building!

Monday, February 2, 2015

SOLD: 12 S Pontiac Dr


Kurt Egan represented the seller in the sale of this 2,368 SF building for $140,000!

Friday, January 23, 2015

#FeaturedListingFriday - 1810 Sutler Ave

Retail/Office Space for Lease - 1810 Sutler Ave, Beloit, WI

Space available from 980 SF to 4,500 SF in Beloit's Morgan Square shopping center located on the Milwaukee Rd corridor. Visible from both Milwaukee Rd and Cranston Rd with a traffic count of 17,100 VPD on Cranston. Co-tenants include Dollar Tree, GNC, Sherwin Williams, Concordia University, Allstate, and Rogan Shoes. Great setting with lots of retailers and restaurants close by!


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Friday, January 9, 2015

SOLD: 4539 Woodgate Dr


Bill Mears represented the seller and Kurt Egan represented the buyer in the sale of this office investment property for $375,000. What a great way to start the new year!

Friday, December 19, 2014

#FeaturedListingFriday - 51 S Jackson St

Office Space for Lease or Sale - 51 S Jackson St, Janesville, WI

Well-maintained historic building in Janesville's downtown. Approximately 5,200 SF of finished space that includes eight (8) private offices, a large receptionist area, conference room, and three (3) bathrooms. Lease rate is $2,750 per month, modified gross. Sale price is $240,000.


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Monday, August 13, 2012

Beauty is as Beauty Does

Curb appeal. Most of us have sold a house in our life time and know full well the importance of appearance from street level. After all, a home purchase is largely an emotional one. So what about commercial real estate? How important is appearance in a decision process driven largely by bottom line considerations?