About Tim Reamer
Tim Reamer provides commercial real estate brokerage and consulting services specializing in investment property (multifamily | commercial | NNN), retail/restaurant site selection, and general commercial representation.
He has worked with national and regional brands to identify sites through lease and purchase negotiations; net lease investment transactions, and was recognized in 2012 for being in Top 5% of all agents.
Tim draws on his nine years in economic development; education in real estate finance and analysis; and practical experience in CRE investment to ensure clients are always well informed and aggressively represented.
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Assessments & Anchoring | Why You Shouldn’t Use Assessed Value for Pricing Decisions
It’s easy to base offers and pricing decisions on the assessed value of commercial real […]
Shoot for the Moon…and Face the Consequences
That Les Brown quote “Shoot for the moon… even if you miss, you’ll land among […]
Trigger the Ace of Base | Site Selection in Harrisonburg, Va
East Market Street in Harrisonburg is the most desirable area of the City for national […]
Lease Versus Buy Trends | Infographic
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2nd Quarter 2012 Harrisonburg Commercial Real Estate Market Report
Investment property, including multi-family and single tenant net lease, continued to drive the majority of commercial real estate […]
A Tale of Two Sides
In 2005, the traffic count on E. Market Street was fairly uniform. Approximately 25,000 vehicles […]
The Future of Site Selection?
Maybe there is something to be admired in the populist effort. Can site selection […]
2011 Starts Strong for Commercial Real Estate in Harrisonburg / Rockingham
The first quarter represented an extremely strong start to the year for commercial real estate […]
A Simplified Theory of the Commercial Real Estate Recovery
The Harrisonburg and Rockingham County commercial real estate market has witnessed significant improvement in […]
Harrisonburg Rockingham Commercial Real Estate Volume Rises
Commercial real estate sales continued to increase year-over-year in the fourth quarter of 2010. […]
