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Building a Commercial Real Estate Consulting or Investing Business outlines the opportunities available to commercial real estate professionals to generate revenue outside the brokerage model. Continuing Education (CE) Disclaimer CE credit for courses by The CCIM Institute is...

As a developer, you may need to be able to quickly and effectively estimate the potential building size for a given development site. Several variables can affect the size of building you can develop on a given parcel of land, including parking ratios and landscape requirements...

Despite recent economic headwinds, the capital markets have started to rebound. This creates opportunities for commercial real estate professionals who are prepared to step into the role of capital adviser. In this course, you'll explore the capital markets from the debt and...

Bank examiners are looking for thorough analysis to support commercial real estate loan decisions. To ensure a strong loan portfolio, commercial real estate underwriters need an in-depth understanding of asset performance early in the acquisition process. This case study-driven...

The Commercial Real Estate Asset & Portfolio Management course examines asset and portfolio manager roles and responsibilities in commercial real estate investing. During this course, students will explore skill enhancement and career advancement for these two roles. Topics...

Whether you're in the boardroom, addressing a large group, or one-on-one, the key to getting the deal done is not what you say, but how you say it. Your ability to communicate effectively creates greater efficiency in your work, and that translates into greater profitability for...

By choosing the right delivery method for capital construction projects, commercial real estate professionals can meet the project's business goals. In this course, Eric Holt, Ph.D., of the University of Denver's Franklin L. Burns School of Real Estate and Construction Management...

Combine the personal attention of an instructor with the flexibility of online learning. Courses have virtual sessions and defined start and end dates. All materials are provided online. Review the schedule for specific session times. It can be difficult for commercial real...

Understanding properties from a physical perspective can be as important as understanding properties from a market perspective. Building information modeling is a streamlined process that allows commercial real estate professionals to make better decisions about development...

As a transaction professional, if you're not assuming a leadership role from due diligence to deal close, you may not end up with a role at all. Owners, users, and investors are increasingly relying on technology and consultants for key transaction data and decision making...

This three-hour course is for commercial real estate professionals who want to learn the unique skills required for working with corporate tenants, including how to find, secure and keep a corporate client coming back for more! The course will also provide corporate services...

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Even in the best of times, reliably determining an asset's worth is a difficult task. Given the current commercial real estate landscape, historical benchmark data and classic valuation methodologies can only - at the very best - provide a hazy estimate. In today's market, the...

One of the most difficult investment decisions is when to dispose of an investment. This course will provide a sound methodology to make the hold versus dispose decision. Continuing Education (CE) Disclaimer CE credit for courses by The CCIM Institute is granted through local...

One of the most difficult investment decisions is when to dispose of an investment. This course will provide a sound methodology to make the hold versus dispose decision. Continuing Education (CE) Disclaimer CE credit for courses by The CCIM Institute is granted through local...

Do you favor the HP 10bII Financial Calculator? This two-hour online course provides commercial real estate professionals with essential skills needed to proficiently use the calculator for business. Continuing Education (CE) Disclaimer CE credit for courses by The CCIM Institute...