Gimme Shelter
Going postal, finding cyberspace.
Searching for commercial space for your new business? Try the Web. Online searches can come in handy if you need to look for space after office hours. They're also a great way to get ideas about prices and sizes of commercial properties for long-term growth planning.
Sharon Cole, a principal broker with Mena Real Estate in Mena, Arkansas, thinks many clients prefer her Web site over traditional advertising. "You can find out about different areas and then narrow your search," she says.
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