As people are faced with social distancing and constantly changing societal norms, many professions have transformed.

Many factors come into settling into a new home for renters or buyers.

First impressions are everything and that is especially true when buying or selling residential and commercial property, according to multiple professionals.

Purchasing a home or a commercial real estate property can be stressful and confusing, especially if one doesn’t know what’s involved.

In 2018, the United States consumed more energy than before, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration. Fossil fuels, like petroleum, natural gas and coal, accounted for 80% of the total consumption.

In an age where many people are focused on getting and staying healthy, commercial real estate properties are adding fitness centers to attract and retain tenants.

REAL Trends, a news source for the residential brokerage industry, has ranked Howard Hanna Real Estate Services in Pepper Pike Realtor Adam Kaufman as the No. 1 Realtor by volume in Ohio for 2019. Kaufman was also ranked fifth in the state for individual sales by transaction sides.

Commercial real estate has changed a lot in recent years, according to David Horowitz, commercial real estate adviser at Avison Young in Cleveland; Kevin Moss, senior associate at CBRE in Cleveland; and Alec Pacella, president of NAI Pleasant Valley in Beachwood.

The ability to sell a property depends on more than just the asking price.

Professionals are vital in most industries, including commercial real estate.