Commercial Real Estate is everywhere: your local coffee shop, industrial park, downtown main street, and even the office where you work. NAR has a broad array of resources to help you provide the best service to your clients, and to be the best in your field. From education to advocacy efforts, from networking to property data – NAR works to help you be more profitable, while protecting the commercial real estate industry.
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Commercial Resources for Associations
Commercial Resources for Associations
Research and association management tools for commercial structures and boards.
Next Up: Commercial Series
The Next Up series highlights all things commercial real estate. Watch previously recorded sessions & stay tuned for future Next Up sessions.
Latest Updates
Latest Updates
NAR partner Crexi is an open platform for sale and lease property listings.
A new survey reveals that ESG criteria is driving critical real estate decisions for institutional investors.
There are many actions the government can take to support affordable housing. A so-called “renter’s bill of rights” shouldn’t be one of them.
Heightened transparency, tenant loyalty and faster, fairer screening are the missions of these tech innovators.
State incentives are spurring sustainability improvements in commercial real estate. New Jersey offers a model program.
Strong jobs data complicates narrative that U.S. economy is in a downturn.
Member Safety: Commercial
Report
This report details how REALTORS® feel about their safety in commercial real estate and what steps they are already taking to protect themselves.
Commercial brokers bring their imagination and market savvy to bear in finding new uses for existing buildings.
NAR Region XI Local Market Assessments: Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming
Report
This assessment of local markets examines global market real estate opportunities in Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming.
This assessment of local markets examines global market real estate opportunities in Michigan and Ohio.