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For retailers looking to succeed in a post-pandemic market, understanding traffic patterns and demographics is vital.

With a major supplier of power tools as an example, Site To Do Business can help commercial real estate professionals locate potential locations to deliver value to clients.

Finland: As Europe continues its recovery from COVID-19, nations across the continent are seeing a continued rebound in consumer demand.

Making Deals - Fall 2022

Owner’s protective professional indemnity has become a valuable tool to help insulate commercial real estate professionals from various exposures during development.

Commercial real estate can be an effective hedge against inflation, which is a pressing concern amid current economic conditions.

After a career as an archaeologist and starting a family with her husband, Melissa Ray Gentry returned to her hometown of Billings, Mont. While raising her new family, she earned her real estate license in January 2020, following in the footsteps of her father Jerry Ray, CCIM, who had built a business as a real estate agent and developer.

Difficulties for retail sales could lead to potential storm clouds ahead for warehouse and industrial assets.

Tech Ahead: A message from the 2022 Global President of The CCIM Institute.

Climate change, shifting criteria, and growing complexity in assets are facilitating an evolution in commercial real estate valuation.

Buoyed by demographics and macroeconomic trends, seniors housing is a growing market within the already-healthy multifamily sector.

Jonathan Bennett, president of AmTrust RE, sees opportunity in an office sector permanently changed by COVID-19.

The hospitality market continues to recover faster than anticipated, but some sectors continue to lag and headwinds are gathering.

By learning how to work with fiduciaries, who oversee more than $5 trillion in assets, commercial real estate professionals can access a healthy stream of revenue.

While the market is unpredictable, preparations can and should be made for difficult economic times.

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.