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Neal Bratton
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Commercial Office Space in Nashville, TN

Neal Bratton
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I was looking into a office building around Lebanon Pike & Briley pkwy. It is approximately 23,000 sq. ft. I don't know much of anything about commercial real estate in the area. Can anyone give me a ball park of what Cap rates are right now for similar property or a range of price per sq. ft.? Any help would be great.

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George Flevotomos
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George Flevotomos
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More information is needed to even begin guessing what range the cap rate would be at. Type (medical or other?), location, vacancy, NOI, tenant(s), length of lease(s), etc. Your best bet is to call a local commercial broker or commercial appraiser, describe the property and ask them what cap rate they would use.

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