In the fall/winter issue of CREATE Magazine, learn about the fast-growing youth sports business and the economic development opportunities that surround it. Author Brendan Wewer urges commercial practitioners to pay less attention to every little Fed action and more to market psychology. And Rob Nahigian finishes his four-part logistics series with a history lesson on the evolution of shipping. Plus, why gold prices are so high—and what to do when your 1031 exchange falls through.
A rebrand: This is the final issue of CREATE Magazine. Instead, look for news and features each week on the upcoming NAR REALTOR® News Commercial Insights page (formerly nar.realtor/create).
In This Issue
Take action in three main areas: location, tenants and lease terms.
City moves to connect residents with bus and rail travel.
Progress shapes commercial real estate space plans.
Lease-ups increase as high-supply markets post negative growth.
The Counselors of Real Estate shares its annual look at the top-of-mind issues pressing on commercial real estate in the year ahead.
Finding success in commercial real estate requires a myriad of skills—but it starts with defining who you want to be and how you’re going to get there.
Communities of all sizes are generating significant economic activity with multi-use venues that cater to the $50 billion youth sports industry.
Are commercial real estate markets waking up? Interest rates may have peaked, but don’t wait for the Fed’s next move.
Population growth has spurred the upsizing of ships and U.S. ports.
Investors hedging against long-term inflation should be looking at real estate.
A failed exchange doesn’t mean financial disaster.
NAR's Delegate Body approved a constitutional amendment requiring that no fewer than 10% of the Executive Committee be REALTORS® whose primary focus is commercial real estate.
Powerful AI scriptwriter now helps commercial practitioners create graphics, decks and video.
More than 200 companies gathered in Chicago at the fifth-annual C5 + CCIM Global Summit—the premier commercial real estate conference.
Sustainability can be a competitive edge for commercial buildings, as clients increasingly prioritize energy efficiency and certified green features.
This 8,000-square-foot fire station was transformed into a hotel check-in area with a small retail and event space, reviving the neighborhood.
