Bo Barron, CCIM; Mark Cypert, CCIM; and Nate Worthen, CCIM, discuss the powerful benefits of Site To Do Business as well as new features coming to the platform.
Join host Bo Barron, CCIM, as he leads a dynamic conversation with experts Michael D. Hinton, CCIM, Rafael Mendez, CCIM, and Greg McNutt, CCIM, diving deep into the commercial real estate trends shaping Miami, Orlando, and Tampa. From investment opportunities to market dynamics, this episode explores how these key Florida markets are evolving and where the best opportunities lie. Whether you're interested in the growth potential of South Florida or the booming developments in Central Florida, these experts will provide insider insights to help you stay ahead in today's competitive CRE landscape.
Evelyn Ward, CCIM, is a senior vice president with Transwestern responsible for marketing and leasing efforts in the Houston office. She has completed over 3.5 million SF of lease deals and more than $150 million in land transactions during her career. Receiving her CCIM Designation in 2011, Ward became a Senior Instructor for The CCIM Institute in 2022. She currently teaches CI 103 - User Decision Analysis.
Collaborating for Excellence: How Attorneys and CCIMs Find Success in Lease Agreements
Helping Business Owners Reconfigure Office Space
The trend towards reconfiguring office spaces reflects significant shifts in the commercial real estate market, driven largely by the rise of hybrid work models and the evolving needs of businesses and employees. High vacancy rates and declining demand for traditional office spaces have led to innovative approaches in utilizing these properties.
These shifts create opportunities for CCIMs to assist small businesses in reconfiguring their current spaces.
The C5 + CCIM Global Summit is this year’s premier commercial real estate event, where the industry's best and brightest will converge under one roof. Join us Sept. 17-19 in Hollywood, Florida, for an unparalleled opportunity to negotiate deals, build vital relationships, and engage with the latest trends shaping the commercial real estate landscape.
The COVID-19 pandemic continues to disrupt public health and economic activities across the globe. While the full effects of the virus remain to be seen, commercial real estate professionals need to be prepared for what could be a challenging time.
Relationships between tenants and landlords will be disrupted as millions of people shelter in place, thousands of businesses close their doors, and the U.S. economy faces its biggest challenge since the 2007-2009 Great Recession.
