Where can I find commercial retail leases properties in washington dc?
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Contact a commercial Real Estate Agency and give them a list of your requirements. They will find the properties for you.
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First of all we need to know is it retail (sub shop, nail salon), or is it office space. As per the previous message most if not all retail leases are NNN (Triple Net Leases), and quite a few of office are full service. That includes Taxes, Insurance, CAM (Common Area Maintenance), and 5 night a week janitorial service.
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Do a Yahoo/Google search for "commercial real estate terms" and you will get lots of sites.\n\nIf you want to check out commercial property listing go to www.loopnet.com. You can become a basic member for free and preview properties. My wife is a commercial realtor and this is the site they use to list their properties.\n\nGood Luck
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I would contact your local city manager, state representative, or Congressman/Senator in DC. These are the types of questions and anwsers they are there to help you with.\n\nYou may get a bit of run around at first. But don't give up, keep at it. That info is out there.
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First suggestion to the question is to contact a real estate agent with expertise in the area of commercial purchases and expertise in the Edmonds, Washington area. Secondly, making sure you have any and all financing in order for a quick transaction of the purchase.  Lastly, work closely with your agent making sure all of your questions are answered and all necessary research is done.
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craigslist.com has always worked for me. But it works best for major metro areas like, D.C. NY, Boston, Chicago etc...\n\nI have lived in all of the above and found all apts thru craigslist
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I would guess that it's NY commercial space.  High-end Madison Avenue retail space leases for over $1000/ft.
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I went there in Middle School and had a great time. The mall I want to was big, but I don't exactly remember the prices. Some things in Washington DC can cost a lot of money though. I remember one store selling disposable-cameras for like $20 each and then another store that sold them for much cheaper at like $3 - $5 each. Depends on the store for the prices of items.
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Have a look to the commercial chamber. They should keep such a list.\n\nKaterina
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Almost every "big box" stationary store like Office Depot or Staples carries them. You can also see if your local Board of Realtors sells them to people without a license.
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well, generally they lease commercial buildings (defined period with contract) not rent, and your local realtor can help you with this since lots of major realty companies list these "commercial lease buildings".\n\nif you were looking to buy an ongoing business, such as a spa or beauty salon, then your best bet is to start in the major newspaper's classifieds "businesses for sale" section.  There are also a few firms that specialize in buying and selling of businesses only, but i don't know where you are, nor can i recall any names at the moment.  try searching for " sell your business" on the net, maybe you'll get some compnanies that specialize in that.  good luck!
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I was from Columbus Ohio. national City on main in whitehall sells them. check any national city and I think bank america might as well.
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Nolo.com has residental lease forms that you can purchase
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1600 Pennsylvania Ave NW\nWashington, DC 20006
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Washington DC has several zip codes.  Go to the post office web site and type in the address.  It will give you the zip code.
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Search real property in the town you live in. For example, real property in Baltimore, MD. A state website will be in the search. That is where you find such records.
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Staples and Office Depot have them, but I prefer the ones contained in the Nolo guides to being a landlord by state.  you can buy then at any bookstore or on-line.  They cover more specific areas and will legally protect you a little better than the generic ones at office supply stores do,