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This Massachusetts business database is a valuable resource for businesses looking for updated marketing information. It contains business listings for all Massachusetts businesses that filed for demographic, location, or contact information changes in January 2007. You can purchase it as a single item or subscribe to the Updated Businesses Database Service.
The database includes comprehensive marketing information for each business, providing you with a complete overview of the Massachusetts business landscape. Whether you are looking to expand your business or target specific markets, this database can help.
The real estate industry in Massachusetts experienced a slowdown in 2006, particularly in metropolitan areas like Boston. While there were gains in the housing market from 2004 to 2005, the first quarter of 2006 saw little change. The housing depreciation was not uniform across all cities and towns, however, with some like Pittsfield seeing much stronger gains than others.
The sale of single-family homes dramatically decreased during the second quarter of 2006, and the construction industry also declined during the year. The demand for office space remained high, especially in Boston, despite the downturn in the technology sector.
Office-related businesses saw improvements in 2006, although statistics indicate that office jobs may not become fully prominent until after 2011. However, the industrial sector has continued to see growth in the state, helping to reduce vacancy rates in many properties.
Overall, the Massachusetts business database is a useful tool for anyone looking to gain insights into the state’s business landscape.
The database includes comprehensive marketing information for each business, providing you with a complete overview of the Massachusetts business landscape. Whether you are looking to expand your business or target specific markets, this database can help.
The real estate industry in Massachusetts experienced a slowdown in 2006, particularly in metropolitan areas like Boston. While there were gains in the housing market from 2004 to 2005, the first quarter of 2006 saw little change. The housing depreciation was not uniform across all cities and towns, however, with some like Pittsfield seeing much stronger gains than others.
The sale of single-family homes dramatically decreased during the second quarter of 2006, and the construction industry also declined during the year. The demand for office space remained high, especially in Boston, despite the downturn in the technology sector.
Office-related businesses saw improvements in 2006, although statistics indicate that office jobs may not become fully prominent until after 2011. However, the industrial sector has continued to see growth in the state, helping to reduce vacancy rates in many properties.
Overall, the Massachusetts business database is a useful tool for anyone looking to gain insights into the state’s business landscape.
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