ShareCCIM's Chief Economist (RE)Defines Adaptive Reuse, e-commerce sales tax win, property management mistakes to avoid, how to market your property, an inside look at MIPM and more.
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NAR’s 2018 Treasurer, Tom Riley, CCIM, CRB, shares how the 2019 budget investment benefits commercial practitioners.
Senior Commercial Legislative Policy Representative explains how South Dakota v. Wayfair, Inc. is a victory for NAR and commercial real estate.
NAR’s Policy Representative State & Local Government provides a breakdown on supporting your local legislative efforts by making the issues personal.
Discover an entire schedule of commercial-centric meetings, education, and networking at the REALTORS® Conference & Expo in Boston this November.
Jef Conn, CCIM, SIOR explains how physical signage, marketing, connecting with neighbors, geo-farming, and picking up the phone can work for you.
Meet the eight organizations selected for the 2018 REach® Class by Second Century Ventures, the strategic investment arm of NAR.
Nine REALTORS® discuss the rewards of relationship-building with global commercial real estate investors/developers at the annual MIPIM conference.
RPR® Commercial can help you get ahead of experiential trends to support clients and ensure business sustainability.
Prospective tenants and brokers should be aware of the details of commercial leases, and know the difference between gross leases and net leases.
These five examples reveal hard-won knowledge about a lack of knowledge about “disaster years” can prove costly to property managers.
CCIM Institute’s Chief Economist, K.C. Conway redefines, quantifies, and provides best practice examples of adaptive reuse.
Gain inside perspective from three industrial real estate leaders on vital supply chain issues, including cold storage hubs, logistics and more.
The hunt is on for new talent. Is your brokerage on the radar for the next generation of commercial real estate leaders?
Emiko Atherton, National Director of Smart Growth America’s Complete Streets program, explains how to “improve lives by improving communities.”
