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Since 1910, the Ohio REALTORS (formerly the Ohio Association of REALTORS, or OAR) has been working hard to protect Ohio real estate investments on behalf of homeowners and potential buyers; Ohio REALTORS aims to protect their rights, as well as the rights of their children and even grandchildren. Are you familiar with what they can offer you?
When it comes to protecting private property rights, Ohio REALTORS is your champion! Your home is your biggest investment and it requires the most protection. Having insurance, talking to a lawyer, and an Ohio real estate agent places you in the right direction; but when it comes to property rights, you really can never go too far for protection.
In addition to protecting private property rights for the public, this organization also offers services to its members.
Learn more about Ohio’s largest professional trade organization.
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If you’re looking for real estate, Columbus, Ohio is the place to be! Not only are there great opportunities in this region, but Columbus, Ohio realty company, The Robert Weiler Company, is here to help you with all of your CRE needs. Whether it’s buying and selling, development, property management, commercial appraisals, or anything in between, find out how you can benefit as a commercial property investor or owner.
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Shhhh. What’s that you hear? It’s the whispering lullaby of commercial realty companies looking to keep quiet about their best strategies. Now, you can learn what keeps the commercial properties selling at all hours of the day, and what you need to understand to stay afloat.
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So, you want your business to become a successful CRE realty? You want to be a standout member of the commercial real estate world? This is a relationship-building business. This is a sales business. And, to get the sales you want, you’ll need to build solid relationships. But, how do you do this successfully? Below are a few tips for CRE brokers. Continue reading…
2019 UPDATE: While this blog post focusing on retail locations for rent in Columbus, Ohio was written a while back, the retail sector has remained red-hot despite the rise of online sales. New and established retailers can find success in our wonderful city because of two powerful reasons. Find out why (and check out three incredible featured properties) in our latest blog post on the resurgence of retail space for lease in Columbus, Ohio. Not ready to sign a lease? No problem! You will still gain valuable insight from that post if you’re looking for short-term retail space available.
Downtown Columbus is full of new parks and upscale housing, but what about retail locations for rent in Columbus, Ohio? For those looking to invest in commercial real estate, all of the new developments in Columbus are sure to entice you. After all, office space is 60% cheaper in Columbus, as compared to the Big Apple; so why wouldn’t you want to open up shop here?
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Robert Weiler comments on The Columbus Dispatch’s report that the Glimcher Realty Trust has joined the growing list of developers hoping to build an outlet mall in Central Ohio. This is the fourth proposal for an outlet mall in the region, but experts say it is likely that only one will be built; and that the ultimate winner will be the developer that signs up the most important anchor retailers. Glimcher officials declined to answer questions about the potential outlet mall project in Madison County, but they issued a statement…
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Bob Weiler, Chairman of The Robert Weiler Company and long-time real estate developer has made headlines for decades as he filled suburban Columbus land with projects such as the Polaris Centers of Commerce and a host of others. But 2012 was especially busy for The Robert Weiler Company. Not only has development at Polaris and the neighboring Westar area in Westerville been buzzing; Weiler also launched a major project in downtown Columbus called HighPoint on Columbus Commons.
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Live Nation Inc. had tried to sell the Germain Amphitheater since the bands stopped playing more than four years ago. The 90-Acre concert venue near Polaris had been on the market since 2006 with an original asking price of $17 million.
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A recent Columbus Business First article highlights a recent move to back a $50 million apartment complex along Columbus Commons in Downtown Columbus. Bob Weiler and Don Kelley have signed on as majority equity partners in the 302-apartment project targeted for the west edge of the park, while Columbus-based Huntington National Bank has tentatively committed to a $35 million loan.