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Mission Accomplished: A message from the global president of CCIM Institute.

An in depth look into the market trends for this year. Utilization in major markets inches up while vacancies remain.

A look into Singapore's success in 2021.

Medical office is a promising specialty sector that boasts strong demographically driven demand and stable tenant bases.

Residual land analysis is an ideal way to calculate land value based on building area, cost estimates, and development risk.

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

Medical office buildings are interesting investment opportunities with some unique considerations for developers.

Nancy Glick, by founding the Commercial Real Estate Supplier Diversity Alliance (CRESDA), hopes to open doors to minority- and women-owned firms.

Receiverships offer promising avenues for commercial real estate professionals to assist lenders with distressed assets.

For biotech and life sciences in commercial real estate, it’s a case of a solid market getting stronger.

In 2021, The CCIM Institute Foundation, through the Robert L. Ward Fund, hosted a roundtable in conjunction with the Homer Hoyt Institute to discuss potential research topics that could be explored regarding how the COVID-19 pandemic altered the commercial real estate industry.

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

Ongoing disruptions to the global supply chain will impact commercial real estate, but opportunities are available across various sectors.

Sustainability and green building practices are becoming top priorities for developers, tenants, and investors.

Location intelligence from Esri can prepare the commercial real estate industry for approaching environmental changes.

The driverless vehicle and rise of remote work are two potential catalysts for significant changes to the valuation process.