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Nishitha Kambhaladinne, CCIM, Marks Major Career Milestone With $20 Million Transaction.

In an era where the commercial real estate industry faces unprecedented challenges, The CCIM Institute embarked on a groundbreaking journey earlier this year to elevate its brand and reaffirm the value of its Designation through a comprehensive national marketing campaign, “Choose Excellence. Expect Results.” With more than one million ads served in just eight weeks, this campaign has set a new benchmark for engagement and impact within the commercial real estate community.

The CCIM Institute 2024 Annual Governance Meetings.
Sept. 27 - Oct. 1, 2024

Starting from an office manager, Quiambao Chang credits many great mentors for his success as he earns his CCIM Designation.

Trends in Commercial Real Estate

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 National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) announced a landmark settlement agreement in Mid-March 2024 that would resolve litigation brought on behalf of home sellers related to broker commissions.

Message from the 2024 Global President of the CCIM Institute.

In response to industry needs, The CCIM Institute launches a new program.

High Costs Continue to Weigh on Commercial Real Estate

CONTRIBUTOR: Michael Hironimus, CCIM

By Michael Campbell, CCIM

Once considered a subsegment of office properties, medical office buildings have come into their own over the past decade.

Lessons I’ve Learned from Climbing Mountains

At the time of this writing, Baby Boomers account for more than 44% of real estate wealth in the U.S., according to the Federal Reserve.