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The Value of CCIM’s Currently Commercial Education Series
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A glimpse into the experiences of two out of the 166 new Designees who were pinned in April 2024.
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In response to industry needs, The CCIM Institute launches a new program.
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The CCIM Institute Foundation
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Hear from a different point of view
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CCIM Designees are traversing the world to make deals happen.
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Driving The CCIM Institute's Growth
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The CCIM Institute Foundation reached a significant milestone in late 2023, awarding its 1,000th Named Education Scholarship (NES) and surpassing the $1 million mark in payouts to support commercial real estate professionals pursuing their CCIM Designation. The NES program was launched in 2005.
The Foundation plays a pivotal role in creating these annual scholarships, which are typically $1,000, in partnership with local CCIM chapters. The scholarships help offset the cost of the Designation Curriculum for deserving professionals.
The Foundation plays a pivotal role in creating these annual scholarships, which are typically $1,000, in partnership with local CCIM chapters. The scholarships help offset the cost of the Designation Curriculum for deserving professionals.
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The Robert L. Ward Center for Commercial Real Estate Studies course portfolio continues to grow with two new online instructor-led courses.
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Daynon Kirby, CCIM | We had the opportunity to hear from Kirby about his recent CCIM Designation, his experience in CDEP and receiving the Diversity Scholarship, and his future plans in the commercial real estate industry.
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This course examines asset and portfolio manager roles and responsibilities in commercial real estate investing. During this course, students will explore skill enhancement and career advancement for these two roles. Topics addressed in the asset management portion of the course include different types of asset management, use of market analysis and financial analysis tools to determine property investment needs, making leasing decisions, and considerations for holding or selling a property.