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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 supportcommercial 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.

Insights into current trends in commercial real estate.

The Counselors of Real Estate (CRE) released their list of the 2023-2024 Top Ten Issues Affecting Commercial Real Estate®.

A spotlight on members making deals, networking, and advancing their careers at The CCIM Institute's events.

Nine local CCIM chapters received awards during the President's Cup at The CCIM Institute's 2023 Midyear Governance Meetings, based on recommendations for exceptional achievements and contributions to their members.

THE CCIM INSTITUTE'S PRESIDENT D'ETTA CASTO-DELEON, CCIM OUTLINES NEAR-TERM PRIORITIES IN A TRANSFORMATIVE YEAR OF CHANGE AHEAD.

Learn more about Candis Pressley, CCIM, and her journey in commercial real estate as a CCIM Designee.

Fall 2023: CCIM's creating deals and advancing in the field of commercial real estate.

Site To Do Business is The CCIM Institute's commercial real estate digital toolkit providing essential data components and marketing tools to give you a broader perspective on today's market, including Esri's Suite of Tools.

Welcome to the first issue of our reimagined magazine: A message from the 2023 Global President of The CCIM Institute.

With the progression of remote and hybrid work, rising interest rates, and transformation of how people work, shop, live, and play, commercial real estate has seen its share of change over the past several years.

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.

Q&A with Stanley A. Gniazdowski, CCIM, CRE

Collecting responses from 207 office occupiers, Colliers’ “Return to Office” survey highlighted interesting changes in a market rattled by COVID-19. Forty percent of respondents said they would be looking for shorter lease terms compared to pre-pandemic conditions.