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At Sequoia Realty we focus on two overlapping commercial real estate markets in Northeast Ohio.
The first market is retail, office and industrial properties in Lake and adjacent counties. In this arena we help our clients buy, sell and lease business real estate and business opportunities. From a corner coffee shop to large industrial facilities, we provide focused expertise.
The second market is investment realty throughout Northeast Ohio: from Columbus north, Lorain/Elyria east, to Lake Erie and the Ohio eastern border. We track significant income-producing properties valued at $1 million and more. If you are looking to benefit from cash flow, loan amortization, appreciation and tax advantages, we can help.
Sequoia Realty Corp. uses a team approach in conducting our daily business so to better service our customer and client’s needs. We dedicate our full energy and attention which means, when you have a question, ANYONE in the office will be able to assist you in obtaining an answer. Your inquiry is important and our goal includes doing everything possible to answer your questions and help you with your real estate needs.
We want to wish all our fans a Happy St. Patrick’s Day! Check out the link below for some fun St. Patricks’s Day facts:
St. Patrick’s Day is observed on March 17 because that is the feast day of St. Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland. It is believed that he died on March 17 in the year 461 AD. It is also a worldwide celebration of Irish culture and history. St. Patrick’s Day is a national holiday in Ireland, and a provincial holiday in the Canadian province of Newfoundland and Labrador.
The actual color of St. Patrick is blue. Green became associated with St. Patrick's Day during the 19th century. Green, in Irish legends, was worn by fairies and immortals, and also by people to encourage their crops to grow.
Daylight savings time is coming up this weekend. Don’t forget to set your clocks forward!
Every year, daylight savings time seems to take people by surprise. In the United States, daylight savings time begins on March 13 at 2 a.m. local time except in parts of Arizona and Hawaii. As the popular saying goes, clocks need to "spring forward" to observe the change. In other words, clocks need to be set ahead by one hour when the clock strikes 2 a.m.
Daylight Savings Time Begins on March 13 in the U.S. - Yahoo! News
We want to wish everyone a Happy President’s Day. Enjoy the day off for those of you lucky enough to get it. Also, be sure to check out some interesting facts you may not already know about President’s Day at the link below:
The third Monday of February celebrates the birthdays of Abraham Lincoln (Feb. 12) and George Washington (Feb. 22). Most Americans refer to this day as President's Day.
Here are some interesting facts about the day and the two presidents it honors.
Presidents Day Fun Facts - Associated Content from Yahoo! - associatedcontent.com
"This is good news for commercial real estate, showing a
recovery well under way" says Rick Ferris, President of Sequoia Realty.
The total return index for retail REITs stood at 584.29 at the end of 2010 and is up 169 percent since bottoming out at 216.82 in February 2009. However, the index remains 33 percent below its all-time peak of 878.58 reached in April 2007.
The retail REIT price index, meanwhile, has risen 150 percent since February 2009 from 81.14 to 202.94 and remains 44 percent below its all-time peak of 363.25 reached in February 2007. The dividend yield for retail REITs was 3.47 percent for the year.
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Continued difficulty securing loans makes the process of doing a real estate deal resemble feeding a fire in the rain, and sales still aren't close to what they were before the recession. Nonetheless, a just-completed survey of commercial real estate sales in Northeast Ohio of properties valued at more than $5 million shows their volume more than doubled last year to $253 million from $118 million in 2009
Read more: http://www.crainscleveland.com/article/20110124/SUB1/301249985