ShareFor commercial real estate pros, global ambition is all about bringing more investment dollars home. Learn how brokers are catapulting their small and midsize businesses onto the global stage. Also in this issue: Hear from startups bringing blockchain to commercial transactions and brokers discussing the pros and cons of national affiliation. Plus, Inland Real Estate's Joe Consenza talks with Moses Hall about his journey from high-school teacher to principal of a multibillion-dollar real estate business—and explains why he keeps a barber chair in his office.
In This Issue
Despite the pandemic, global business and commerce continue to thrive. Learn how NAR is courting & cultivating international business for members.
Gathering data and using it effectively can help build your case.
A team of real estate professionals representing The Counselors of Real Estate has proposed a road map to help rebuild the town of Paradise, Calif.
The foreseeable future looks positive, SIOR designees say.
LANDU's virtual course will help you value environmental assets as they roll up into an overall listing price or buyer’s offer. Available through RLI.
The independent & verifiable record of events blockchains create could be used as the single source of truth for a property or transaction.
U.S. brokers are leveraging MIPIM's global reach to expand their business opportunities.
Brokers balance the pros and cons of affiliating with a national brand.
Businesses seek smaller spaces, shorter lease terms and enhanced sanitation.
Blockchain in real estate will irreversibly alter the industry, by providing a new way of thinking about transaction info can be stored & shared.
The "waters of the U.S." (WOTUS) must be science-based and reduce complexity for owners.
Moses Hall recently joined the staff of Commercial Connections as a guest interviewer to talk with Chicago real estate legend Joe Cosenza.
