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A Conversation with Bill Maas, CCIM, VP, Block & Company, Inc., Realtors

The Chevron deference doctrine, a legal precedent from 1984, gave regulatory agencies significant power in interpreting unclear laws. However, the Supreme Court's recent decision in Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo shifts this power back to the courts, marking a major change in how laws affecting industries, including commercial real estate, will be interpreted. This landmark decision could reshape many areas of regulation in commercial real estate, from environmental standards to zoning laws.

Can commercial real estate professionals afford not to invest in smart technology?

The CCIM Institute’s “Proptech's Golden Age” article explored the pandemic-driven surge in proptech, highlighting its transformative impact on commercial real estate. By 2024, this rapid adoption has evolved into a strategic integration phase, further reshaping the industry with advanced digital solutions for efficiency and enhanced tenant experiences.

The CCIM Institute is undergoing a three-year awareness campaign aimed at heightening the value of the contributions that CCIM Designees bring to the deal. The new campaign will drive growth, relevance, and sustainability that will resonate with CCIM’s evolving audience across the globe.

High Costs Continue to Weigh on Commercial Real Estate

Some say that leadership is the art of giving people a platform for spreading ideas that work. Participants of the JWL Leadership Development Academy know this all too well.

With the progression of remote and hybrid work, rising interest rates, and transformation of how people work, shop, live, and play, commercial real estate has seen its share of change over the past several years.

THE CCIM INSTITUTE'S PRESIDENT D'ETTA CASTO-DELEON, CCIM OUTLINES NEAR-TERM PRIORITIES IN A TRANSFORMATIVE YEAR OF CHANGE AHEAD.

Finding the right formula for mixed-use projects can mean the difference between success and failure.

By leveraging proptech to meet the challenges of COVID-19, commercial real estate hopes to ready itself for the future.