One of the most important factors in retail commercial is traffic count combined with road access.For other types of commercial (industrial, manufacturing, etc), the most important factor is zoning combined with supply.The size of the parcel and how much developement it will need affect the price greatly.

It looks great ( www.885swamp.com ), gets the viewer a ton of info, I can track hits and it gets a ton of traffic...my rider and all my advertising steers traffic towards the site.

Even if the knowledge is not very practical it is still imortant to know when dealing with sophisticated competition in the future who will know all about those things.On the other hand, Bangkok is awefully hot, congested, and expensive compared to the mellow, beautiful nature of Chiang Mai.

Problems such as population growth, unemployment, traffic and the need for more Class A space, which is how he became involved with this project.Von Ancken explained, "Class A space like 7 World Trade is renting up pretty fast, and the other three office buildings to be built at WTC by 2012 will probably be quickly leased too.

If you put 25 signs in the middle of a high traffic street in a hot market, then probably quite a few.How many incoming calls from your various advertising methods does it usually take to get a contract signed?

My wife has a internet business, but not seeing the amount of traffic she would like. any suggestions

I'm not really sure what is considered good traffic.

It depends on how much traffic there is on highway where the billboard post is located, the size of it, its visibility (from one or two sides) etc etc.

well that's a bummer because the italian greyhound is only a year old and the Dalmatian is struggling with congestive heart failure.

Get a website, and post ads everywhere to draw the traffic to your site.