Fiber Optics Network Service in Skagit County
Fiber optics is available for many commercial real estate locations in Skagit County. The network provided by Black Rock Cable services much of Anacortes, Alger, LaConner, Mount Vernon, Burlington, Sedro Woolley and the I-5 corridor. Black Rock Cable has committed to expanding its service area whenever possible and likely will grow east of Sedro Woolley to Hamilton as Punkin Center LLC redevelops the 100 acre Crown Pacific site which includes plans for Janicki Industries to construct a 150,000 square foot manufacturing facility. Bringing the upper Skagit Valley into the commercial real estate market should have a positive economic impact to the surrounding communities. Read more about Fiber Optics in Skagit County in Janicki News
KC Coonc, Associate Broker - Cell: 360.305.9977 Windermere Real Estate Whatcom, Inc. Windermere Commercial Real Estate I Wonder If They Claimed Their Wallet?I found a wallet on the ground at the local gas station earlier this week. I picked it up and tossed it on to the trunk of my car while I was fueling it up. Nobody showed up looking for it in the time it took me to fuel up my car so I flipped it open and saw it had some cash, I don't know how much since it wasn't mine why would I count it? Anyway slid one credit card out and the name on it was Richard Archer, I then closed the wallet and called the local Police to have them pick it up. This wallet had a lot of credit cards or debit cards judging by its thickness, but I did not feel right about looking through it. The cop showed up in about 15 minutes and I handed the wallet over to him. I did tell him I thought the wallet was not gone through by anyone since it still had cash and credit cards. I also gave my business card to the cop just in case he had questions later or if the owner of the wallet wanted to call and thank me for turning it in. Besides that, I thought it was a wonderful opportunity to promote a Realtor in a good light. We do need that as often as possible. One other thing was I did not feel good about taking the wallet inside to the minimum wage employee at the register. Please understand the person on shift at that time may have been the most honorable person one could ever meet, but I just did not want to chance it. So my question is if given the opportunity to promote being a Realtor to the public, uncompensated, and as an overall act of good will to the public, do you take time to tell them you are a Realtor? Irongate Storage Condos - Bellingham Commercial Real EstateIrongate Storage Condos Irongate Storage Condos, Bellingham, Washington offer are designed to accommodate small business or homeowners that have space limitations or CC&R's that prohibit RV, Boat, and motor home storage at their personal residence. There are 22 units in phase one that are 25' x 60' and have 14'x14' doors on each end that allow the user "pass through access" along with a man door. Other features include high speed internet, gas forced air heating, fire suppression, three phase power, and are plumbed for bathrooms. Commercial real estate investors and users alike are attracted to this fine facility. Units are currently available for purchase and lease options are also possible. Phase two will likely consist of 24 - 1,750 square units that should break ground in 2008. For more information about commercial storage condominiums in Bellingham Call KC at 360-305-9977 Find Bellingham Commercial real estate for sale KC Coonc, Associate Broker - Cell: 360.305.9977 Windermere Real Estate Whatcom, Inc. Windermere Commercial Real Estate Burlington Business Park - Burlington Commercial Real Estate
Burlington Business Park - Burlington, WA Burlington Hill Business Park is located in the northern part of Burlington Washington just off Old Highway 99. Burlington Hill Business Park is fronted along Old Highway 99 with full Interstate 5 exposure by Camping World, Foley RV, Skagit Powersports, Pacific Coast Auto Center, and Jerry Smith Kia. Other businesses located along Walton Drive, Park Lane and North Hill Boulevard include Walton Beverage, North Hill Resources, United Rentals, Bates Abrasives Inc., Cascade Stone Supply, Pacific Woodtech Corporation Design Decor', and Ferguson are just a few companies that chose to locate in Burlington Hill Business Park. Burlington Commercial Real Estate growth continues to withstand regional downward trends making Burlington Washington an excellent business friendly city to open or expand your business. For more information on Burlington Washington commercial real estate contact KC Coonc, Associate Broker, Windermere Real Estate @ 360.305.9977 Search for Burlington, WA Commercial Real EstateKC Coonc, Assc. Broker - 360-305-9977 Windermere Commercial Real Estate Burlington, WA Commercial Real Estate Burlington, WA Commercial Real EstateBurlington, WA Commercial Real Estate Burlington Washington's commercial real estate market is fast becoming the location of choice for local and franchise investment. Commercial real estate in Burlington is a great place to relocate a business or to invest in commercial properties. Situated just north of Mount Vernon along the I-5 corridor, Burlington's commercial real estate features easy freeway access and high traffic count arterials. Located west off I-5 Burlington's main commercial development is occurring along the I- 5 corridor. Many "Big Box" retailers such as Best Buy, Costco Wholesale, Fred Meyer, Home Depot, K-Mart, Old Navy and more have chose to invest heavily into commercial real estate in Burlington Washington. Cascade Mall, located off Burlington Boulevard was the original igniter to commercial real estate in Burlington. Anchor retailers include AMC Theatres, JC Penney, Macy's, and Sears along with a host of other smaller retailers that fill in the gaps. Many other small businesses and banks are scattered along Burlington Boulevard with a lot of service related industry located in the multiple industrial parks that lay to the East of Burlington Boulevard. Auto Boulevard is off the George Hopper Road intersection where every possible car make and model is available from the numerous American, European, and Japanese dealerships. Search for Burlington, WA Commercial Real Estate KC Coonc, Assc. Broker - 360-305-9977 Windermere Commercial Real Estate Burlington, WA Commercial Real Estate Useable Property or Just Another Swamp?Do you want to sell your property to a developer for the most possible profit? What seller wouldn't want to get the most money for their property? I cannot tell you how many times I see a property priced for sale like the entire property is 100% usable. This is a near impossibility for Whatcom County Real Estate and Skagit County Real Estate. The wetland review in the planning and permitting departments of Skagit County, Whatcom County or incorporated city limits is where you will find out how much useable land you actually have. A current wetlands study, or at minimum a wetlands reconnaissance will help determine what can be done with a property if anything. Developers just don't buy properties anymore without knowledge of the amount of wetlands that may or may not exist on a property. It may look like a grassy field but it may have soils that are conducive to wetlands and be as protected as a swamp. If you want to sell your property for the most, pay the biologist to do the work. You will get the most possible money for the property if the buyer knows they are actually buying real estate and not air.
KC Coonc, Associate Broker Windermere Real Estate - Bellingham Windermere Commercial Real Estate - Bellingham Give Me the Keys Now!Keys at closing are almost always a concern for me. I really prefer that buyers of multifamily properties change the locks or re-key the locks at closing, this is part of my strong recommendation. I recommend this for all properties, but especially multifamily. Situation - I represented the seller on a duplex rental property. Buyer stated they would pick up the keys from my office at closing. No problem was my response. One side was rented and one side was vacant and the seller who lived out of state only provided me with one key for each unit. The Explosion - Post closing buyer stopped by to get the keys. When the buyer discovered I had only one key she flew into a fit of rage. "Where are all the other keys to the vacant unit , she demanded?" I replied that this is all I was provided and regardless the locks on the vacant unit should be re-keyed for the future tenants safety. This did not go over well with the buyer and she said in a not so friendly tone "I have had rental properties for over 25 years and I have never changed a lock in the time I owned them"! I apologized and offered to re-contact the seller to have any other keys mailed to her home. She stormed out of my office. 25 years without changing the locks? Isn't that unfair to the tenants and places them at uncertain risk for theft or personal safety? How many times and how many keys are out there for that property in 25 years? Is my policy wrong when dealing with multifamily property? Doesn't the landlord have a responsibility to use care and reasonable caution regarding keys to a multifamily property? Your thoughts on this please. A Gift from the City Council"Every time we annex a piece of property into the city limits the property owner are getting a gift from the city. We make these people extremely rich overnight." Those words keep replaying over and over in my head. This is what I heard an elected official say at a council meeting regarding annexing a property into the city that currently was in the designated growth management area. This attitude really bothers me because I don't feel as though it is understood what really happens prior to annexation. As an example Mr. and Mrs. Property Owner bought 5 acres of land close to town and built their dream home......30 years ago. Most of their life was spent enjoying their property and home. In the last ten years things changed a lot. You can't stop your car in the road on the way back from the store to talk to a neighbor because the traffic is 500 times greater than it used to be. 30 years ago only the people that lived along the the old narrow road utilized it. Even that evening walk that all the neighbors used to enjoy is now considered "taking your life into your own hands", since the old road has no shoulders or sidewalks. The old road is now the shortcut to Walmart. Everyday Mrs. Property Owner gets up and goes out to the road to pick up last nights fast foods wrappers and beer cans from the flower garden that fronts her home that she so proudly cared for for over 30 years. Today is different than before because two beat up cars are parked next to each other across the road in the driveway to Smith's old barn. One of the shady looking men covered in tattos yell at her to stop looking at him and she scurries back into the house. "These must be drug dealers" she thought. So many things have changed since the city has overtaken Mr. and Mrs. Property Owner's piece of paradise they made their home 30 years ago. I don't see annexation as a gift, I see annexation as compensation for the impacts a city makes on its rural neighbors. Am I off on this? KC Coonc, Associate Broker Windermere Real Estate - Bellingham Windermere Commercial Real Estate - Bellingham Mount Vernon WA Commercial Real EstateMount Vernon WA Commercial Real Estate Mount Vernon Washington's commercial real estate market is fast becoming the premier choice for local and franchise investment. Commercial real estate in Mount Vernon is a great place to relocated a business or invest. Situated just south of Burlington along the Interstate-5 corridor, Mount Vernon's commercial real estate features easy freeway access and high traffic count arterials. Located west off Interstate-5 near the revetment in Downtown Mount Vernon, the commercial real estate is posed for revitalization. There is a proposed re-development and comprehensive plan for its waterfront and downtown core that will reshape the community of Downtown Mount Vernon as we know it today. This plan includes replacing the revetment with a raised levee and boardwalk with retail, office, and housing overlooking the open space and Skagit River. This Historic core of the City of Mount Vernon will also include mixed use of retail, office and housing that will enhance the existing building and allow for new construction as part of the revitalization. Commercial real estate in Mount Vernon is under valued based on the forthcoming revitalization. There is a strong mix of office, retail, and industrial space available for both lease and sale on the east side of the Interstate-5 off E College Way and in South Mount Vernon. The West side of Mount Vernon makes up for the smallest portion of commercial real estate in Mount Vernon, but like much of the City it is nicely mixed. Mount Vernon is home to Skagit County Community College, which is naturally off E. College Way. This part of Mount Vernon features the most new construction and vacant land commercial real estate opportunities. Its proximity to the City of Burlington makes this a favorable location for complimenting businesses. Riverside Drive cross sects E. College Way and shares tremendous existing commercial real estate opportunities in Mount Vernon. Mount Vernon WA Commercial Real Estate KC Coonc, Assc. Broker - 360-305-9977 - Windermere Commercial Real Estate
Concrete, WA Real Estate Market UpdateConcrete, WA Real Estate Market Update What is happening in the Concrete real estate market? Over the last 6 months, dating back to 4/13/07 there have been 35 homes sold in Concrete, WA. Those 35 homes have amounted in $6,391,275 in total sales volume. The average sales price was $182,608 and the median sales price was $173,350. The average days on market for a Concrete home was exactly 100. If you would like to see what is currently for sale in Concrete, WA, check out our Concrete homes for sale. KC Coonc, 360-305-9977 Windermere Commercial Real Estate Bellingham Commercial Real Estate
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