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Is it safe to invest in Hamilton, OH

Priya Shekhar
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We are looking at purchasing a commercial property in Hamilton. How is that place to invest in? Crime shows as quite high in that area. Population is not much so I wanted to ask here so that someone with experience either living or investing in Hamilton could provide insight into retail market and the area in general. Would also appreciate if you can provide contact of some good lender in that area.

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Joshua Janus
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Joshua Janus
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Hey @Priya Shekhar, what has you interested in the Hamilton, Ohio market? I would consider checking out Columbus, Cleveland or Cincinnati if you haven't. These areas will have higher rents, higher median incomes, a growing population and job market (Columbus). Your vacancy rates would most likely be lower in these areas as well.  If there is a great opportunity to purchase a value add or underpriced Commercial property in Hamilton, I'd go for it!

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