Fickling & Company’s Chief Information Officer & Vice President Name to MarTech Advisory Council

Fickling & Company’s Epps Named to Leading Real Estate Companies of the World® Marketing and Technology Advisory Council Macon, GA  – 28th February 2018  – Josh Epps, Chief Information Officer & Vice President of Fickling & Company in Macon, Georgia, has been elected to the Leading Real Estate Companies of the World® Marketing and Technology…

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    Retail Real Estate Market Q4 2007

    Retailers and Industry continue to move into our area. Investors are looking intently at our region. There are numerous projects in the works. Why are we enjoying this prosperity? For one, the real estate dollar goes a long way in our area compared to other areas around our region. For another, Atlanta sprawl moves closer…

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    KINJO KITCHEN & BLACK CAT

    We’ve got a yummy secret to share with you today. It’s all about Kinjo Kitchen and Black Cat Liquor and Libations! Located right in the heart of Macon, GA. We’re diving into the inside scoop on what makes Kinjo and Black Cat the go-to spot for incredible flavors and unforgettable vibes. Whether you’re a local…

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      Pricing Your Home To Sell

      So you’ve decided to put your house on the market? You must separate yourself from sentimental feelings and price it so that more buyers see it — and notice it. Here’s how. You’re selling your home. Here’s the big question: Should you set the price high, expecting buyers will bargain you down eventually? Or should…

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      Coming Soon: Fickling & Company Quick Tip Videos

      Have you ever wanted to invest in rental property? If you are reading this the answer is probably yes.  Owning rental real estate is a great way to build wealth; however, unless a person has current knowledge of the rental industry there could be several setbacks. As an industry leader since 1939, Fickling & Company has…

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        Macon Industrial Real Estate Market Forecast 2009

        Warehouse/industrial Market activity slowed in the 4th quarter of 2008, however the year ended with stabilized occupancy at 73%, basically unchanged from 2007. Occupancy in 2009 is expected to decrease. The construction industry is cutting back on occupied space as the cautious business climate and lack of financing continue to exert a negative influence in…

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