2007 Jan/Feb
A revolution in home selling
Cape Cod’s real estate sales industry is undergoing a revolution, along with a much-publicized housing slowdown. Like other businesses around the world, real estate is adapting to the electronic age.
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At your service
More homeowners and renters demand to be treated as they would at an elite hotel or quaint B&B.
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What Cape Cod builders are saying – and doing – about the housing economy in 2007
Just as we did last year, Cape Business editors met with its homebuilder’s panel to gauge their mood about the economy and forecasts for the coming year.
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Commercial real estate: Supply low; demand high
Cape Cod commercial real estate is an anomaly. Demand is as strong as ever. Vacancy rates are low. Long-term fundamentals are good, as population, income and jobs increase. Capital is available for commercial construction.
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Who’s who in commercial real estate
Companies selling and leasing commercial real estate here are as diverse as the Cape itself. Their business models vary like night and day.
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Workforce housing: Can we make a difference?
Cape Business asked Rick Presbrey, founder and CEO of the Housing Assistance Corporation, about a call to action recently released by HAC and the Cape Cod Business Roundtable on workforce housing.
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Making working at home work
Whether you are managing your business or your investments, consider these tips for working from your home.
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Spotlight on … Teri Whelan of Aflac
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Q&A with Lynn E. Browne Ph.D.
Cape Business spoke with Lynn E. Browne, Ph.D., executive vice president and economic adviser at the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston.
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The Law at Work - Holiday parties; vacation policies
Cape Business consultant Beth O'Neal, Esq., of Masterman, Culbert and Tully LLP discusses holiday parties and vacation policies in this column.






