ShareCommercial highlights from the commercial forums and meetings, with recaps on research, education, and the networking reception.
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5 key takeaways from the 2017 REALTORS® Conference & Expo.
The Commercial Committee agenda centered around discussion of the Commercial Real Estate ALERT report trends, released earlier this year.
The Commercial Economic Issues & Trends Forum explored rationale behind largely positive commercial market projections.
Members of the CRE Legislation & Regulatory Advisory Board were eager to hear NAR's take on the first public draft of the Republican tax reform plan.
CRE Research Advisory Board Chair Mike Vachani's thoughts and feedback on the eight topics covered in the Commercial Real Estate ALERT report.
Chair Alex Ruggieri, led the Commercial Leadership Forum in an intriguing look at the commercial real estate ecosystem.
Featured speaker Carl Carter Jr. discussed REALTOR® safety during the Property Management Forum.
NAR expanded the Commercial Marketplace in 2017, providing a more engaging space for commercial members attending the conference.
The Groundbreaking Women in Commercial Real Estate panel spotlighted three leading Chicago commercial practitioners.
Putting up a slide of the classic 1985 film Back to the Future, Levison highlighted the uphill battle against time.
Several seasoned commercial practitioners joined moderator Sandra Miller to discuss their experiences at the MIPIM event in Cannes, France.
Carlos Fuentes, CCIM, CIPS, took the floor to talk about the facts of international life in the commercial real estate business.
This year’s Commercial Caffeinated Networking Breakfast was perhaps the touchstone event for commercial attendees.
The task of building a brokerage business that lasts is all about recruiting and fostering new talent.
The basic explanation of this emerging software technology is as simple as describing an accounting ledger or a document registry.
REALTORS® Land Institute members Ben Crosby, Norma Nisbet, and Bob Turner, each told a special tale of site selection.
Some problems of economic development stemming from real estate require more than property transactions and transparent pricing.
This interactive session, moderated by Andy Velkme, CIPS, featured a panel of diverse expertise on international commercial real estate transactions.
Yan Khamish, Managing Director at the online commercial property sales platform Ten-X, asked big questions about commercial real estate technology.
A NAR REach® startup, Goby provides invoice automation, energy management, and sustainability reporting to property managers and owners.
