Secondary Location


Definition of "Secondary location"

Brenda Currie
Brenda Currie LandMarque Real Estate

Real property situated in a less advantageous area. Example are a supermarket located in a crime area, or one that is difficult to see because it is off the main street, or one that has inadequate parking space.

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