- Slow Fuse
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Many sports analogies are being thrown out to describe how close the
U.S. commercial real estate market is to its cyclical peak. Regardless
of whether fans are keeping score based on quarters, innings, or
overtime, time is still left on the clock.
- Deal Makers
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CIRE magazine (September/October 2017): The biggest CCIM deals in retail, office, multifamily, financing, hospitality, industrial, and land.
- Deal Makers
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CIRE magazine (Jan/Feb 2017): The biggest CCIM deals in retail, office, multifamily, financing, hospitality, industrial, and land.
- Glimmers of Hope
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Brick-and-mortar retail stores are facing challenges, but is it really as bad as it seems? Last year was the biggest year of closures for major chains since coming out of the recession, but retail sales grew overall. What changes are coming to retail sector for commercial real estate professionals?
- Wind Resistant
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Environmentalism is so deeply embedded into the U.S. culture - including its business culture - that even a radical change in U.S. presidential administrations won't set it off course. Some good business practice that commercial real estate professionals have adopted are susceptible to the political winds.
- Ahead of the Curve
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- Strength at the Grassroots
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CCIM Institute is an international organization aimed to train individuals in commercial and investment real estate. But without its 54 chapters around the world, CCIM could not have made the impact it had on commercial real estate education and networking over the last 50 years.
- Core Investor
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“Currently, there are 1.3 million new households and 2.3 million new jobs being created each year, suggesting strong demand for commercial space,” says David Gilbert, president and chief investment partner for Clarion Partners. “After the energy industry downturn over the past two years, U.S. corporate profits have fully recovered and are on track to grow by 11 percent over the next 12 months, thanks to new government initiatives.”
- Deal Makers
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CIRE magazine (July/August 2017): The biggest CCIM deals in retail, office, multifamily, financing, hospitality, industrial, and land.
- Lenders Move Full-Speed Ahead
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- Industrial Rides High
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Industrial is outperforming other property types for vacancies and rent growth, and the latest forecast from ULI remains positive.
- Negotiating Difficult Deals
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For advisers to less experienced investors, the commercial real estate transaction remains all too human. It’s their job to navigate through the emotions, the competing interests, and the miscommunication to get to that closing.
- Searching for Stability
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Ongoing disruptions to the global supply chain will impact commercial real estate, but opportunities are available across various sectors.
- Climate Change
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Today's economic climate is a lot like the weather somewhat predictable patterns punctuated by terrifying, seemingly random chaos. The acceleration of change due to technology and globalization has altered the foundation of business — the flow of information, goods, services,
- CCIM Connections
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LEEDing Las VegasLas Vegas is a city of big dreams and even bigger realities. To build CityCenter, one of the world’s largest mixed use developments, James Murren, chairman and CEO of MGM Resorts International, looked to the past to find
- Proptech's Golden Age
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By leveraging proptech to meet the challenges of COVID-19, commercial real estate hopes to ready itself for the future.
- The Ins and Outs of Receiverships
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Receiverships offer promising avenues for commercial real estate professionals to assist lenders with distressed assets.
- Redefining Location
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The driverless vehicle and rise of remote work are two potential catalysts for significant changes to the valuation process.
- Deal Makers
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The Biggest DealThomas F. Campenni, CCIM, of Thomas F. Campenni Co. in Stuart, Fla., negotiated the 12 year, more than $35 million lease of 60,000 sf of office space in New York to TechSpace. Industrial Big Deal Carl G. Russell,
- No Replay
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The U.S. economic recovery started 2012 with a flurry of happy uptrends. From a real estate perspective, the most encouraging indicators were found in the employment data. In the three months ending in February, the U.S. economy cranked out 757,000
- Medical Office Trends
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The U.S. demand for medical services is expected to skyrocket over the next decade due to demographic trends and new healthcare legislation. As baby boomers retire, the over–65 age bracket will grow by 36 percent and that age cohort traditionally
- Shrinking Footprint
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The Upward momentum that commercial real estate prices and values
have been experiencing has recently slowed relative to their
appreciation trajectory since their amazing recovery starting two years
after the credit crisis. Given the challenges in today's world and the
many dynamics affecting commercial real estate, the economy, and the
financial markets, it is time to fully understand the next phase of the
current market cycle.
- Market Momentum
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The commercial real estate recovery continues to build momentum. A torrent of equity capital has been raised to purchase commercial properties and loans. Lenders continue to come back to the market, loans are being refinanced, purchased, and restructured, and the
- Silver Streak
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The year is coming to a close. Now is the time to consider charitable donations for today and tomorrow.
Individuals may think about what charities have made a difference in
their lives. Or ask themselves what legacy they want to create. Now
Alfred Nobel is not remembered as a cannon manufacturer but for funding
the prestigious Nobel Prizes.
- CCIM Connections
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Winning StrategyEmmitt Smith may be best known among sports fans as a former Dallas Cowboys powerhouse, the National Football League’s all time leading rusher, and a 2010 Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee. He may be widely recognized by reality