Show them your traffic to your site:explain to the agent that 90% of the people submitting forms simply want to sell at market value.

I'm hoping the traffic issues don't get to bad.

Up here smooth walls and ceilings are preferred (after the hideousness of the 70s and 80s).In our units we use flat white on ceilings and eggshell on walls with the exception of kitchens, bathrooms and high traffic areas (such as mud rooms) where we will use a velvet sheen on the wall (easier to clean, but not shiny).For "modern" trim we use "perl" as it is not as shiny as semi-gloss.  

You will have email and phone traffic, and the reality is that by the time you can get in to show the place a lot of those people will have gone on to other units, but at the end of the day you only need one.I just did a sale and short term lease back with a seller who was waiting for their newly purchased property to close.

With the amount of traffic coming to Belize, the market is very ripe for needing space for tourists.  

Take pictures, post promotions, highlight events such as an acoustic night, etc - all of this will drive interest and traffic to your store.

I'm trying to decide whether to pay up for the Allure Isocore ( $2.89/Sqf) versus the Traffic Master Allure ($1.79/Sqf)  Anyone have experience with both? 

Hi Oleg, don't think I can say anything that hasn't already been said but personally, if I was in your situation, I would spring for a really really nice tall fence to block out traffic and what seems to be a commercial or industrial space.

Luckily, I will continue to work on the North Slope of Alaska so I won't ever have to deal with rush hour traffic. 

The grout was a dark gray/black in most areas and a light normal color where there had been little traffic.