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Apostoli S Hillas
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Salt Lake City, UT
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How to Learn Your Local Market

Apostoli S Hillas
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Salt Lake City, UT
Posted

Everybody always says to "know your market". A question that always follows is "how"? This is the dilemma I am stuck in currently. I am a new commercial real estate agent and I am looking for answers on how I can develop an understanding of my market and what I need to do. It is a little more difficult because a lot of the information on sold and leased commercial properties is kept private and not open on platforms like the MLS for the most part. I am hoping somebody could get me on the path to how to learn my commercial market and what inside the market I need to know to become a successful commercial agent.

Thank You,

Apo

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