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Gene Cook Real Estate: Serving the Bozeman, Montana Area since 1971!
Established in 1971, Gene Cook Real Estate has served the real estate needs of the residents and investors of Bozeman, Belgrade, Big Sky and West Yellowstone, Montana, specializing in real estate development. We have used a strategy featuring buy and hold investing and traditional values to create a successful atmosphere for our clients, tenants and investors. We currently manage over 75 commercial properties in Bozeman, Belgrade, Big Sky and Four Corners. Our extensive coverage of facilities allows us to fulfill a wide variety of needs for our tenants. Whether you need retail, office or warehouse space, we have the location that can work for your business. Please feel free to contact us with questions or stop by our offices at 1276 North 15th Avenue, Ste 103 in Bozeman, Montana. We look forward to seeing you soon!
Newsletter by Tom Starner-Broker Gene Cook Real Estate, Commercial Real Estate & Investments My newsletter features updates on commercial real estate in Bozeman. I hope to provide some insight on the market and I encourage you to e-mail me with questions and comments regarding your needs, investments or leads. Thanks for taking the time to view and read this newsletter...hope to see or hear from you soon! ___________________________________________ |
Market update - Summer 2011 2011 has brought some changes to the local commercial real estate market. The economic downturn caused many properties to be sold at a deep discount as banks and overextended owners looked to recover whatever equity or value they could from their properties. Many good opportunities are still out there as the local market continues remain relatively level as compared to 2010. There continues to be an oversupply of office space in the area. However, many of these spaces are sub-par quality, either in design, finish or location. True class A office space still commands a premium but is definitely limited in availability. Quality tenants seems to be in undersupply and should improve as the economy improves. Retail has had good reviews. Several national franchises are new to the market. Downtown has recovered from the explosion and construction from the past few years. Downtown vacancies are low and rates have stabilized but we need to continue to support the vital downtown corridor. Buy local if you can! Warehousing in Bozeman is steady as businesses move from Four Corners and Belgrade into town. There is still a shortage of a quality industrial park within the city limits. Please e-mail me any questions or comps you are looking for...I'd be glad to help! ________________________________________________ Thanks again for taking the time to read this and for your past, present and future business! Sincerely,
Tom Starner |
