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Industry insights, market outlook reports and commercial real estate
news, and trends from the Coldwell Banker Commercial brand.

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Aug 3, 2020

Coldwell Banker Welcomes Affiliates Under Inclusive Ownership Program

Coldwell Banker welcomes three new brokerages: Coldwell Banker Omni Group in Santa Ana, Calif., owned by Tina Marie and Rich Hernandez; Coldwell Banker Action Holdings in Grand Island, Neb., owned by Amber Schuppan; and Coldwell Banker Commercial Northland in Flagstaff, Ariz., owned by Becky McBride.

Jul 28, 2020

Getting Multifamily Ready for the New Era of Online Shopping

For the past several years, the multifamily industry has catered to the wants and needs of the Millennial generation, thinking of them as they update their community or add new amenities. When Millennials wanted to move into downtown urban markets, the multifamily industry responded by renovating empty warehouses and building high rises.

Jul 23, 2020

What are Key Issues to Consider When Evaluating Student Housing Amid the COVID-19 Pandemic?

COVID-19’s impact on the 2020-2021 school year’s leasing is the main uncertainty in the student housing sector. Various factors make the student housing occupancy outlook uncertain, such as when students will return to campus or online-only learning, if or when they will sign new leases, and whether they will require future “outs” or reimbursement provisions for similar future events.

Jul 21, 2020

5 Ways Brokers Can Help Agents Transition Their Businesses Online

As the COVID-19 outbreak continues to change our daily lives, it is crucial to keep yourself equipped with tools and strategies to help keep your business moving forward. As the impact of the pandemic continues to intensify globally, it is essential that teams are managed well and that there is effective communication during these challenging times.

Jul 16, 2020

Doing Right: The Art of Building Community Through Real Estate and Public Art

On any given day, you see cars stopping across the street from 1717 Second Street in downtown Sarasota, Florida – people admiring new twin, 20-foot murals. The murals adorn the white stucco walls of the multi-tenant office building. Throughout the day, people take selfies with the vibrantly colored pop art honoring medical workers.

Jul 14, 2020

Virtual Coffee Break: The Great Suppression

We will look at the economic effects of this crisis: what we should expect, what economic indicators we should watch, and where the opportunity lies. There are many different ways that we see an immediate impact of this crisis on real estate and finance; — Commercial office demand. — Hospitality, Leisure and Retail space demand. — Housing supply and values.

Jul 14, 2020

7 WFH Tools to Keep Your Day Streamlined

As the world adjusts to the global pandemic caused by COVID-19, remote work has proven to be an effective strategy for offsetting the economic effects of the pandemic. Remote tools or work-from-home tools allow businesses to stay open and productive without putting their employees at risk for being exposed to COVID-19, also known as the coronavirus.

Jul 7, 2020

Virtual Coffee Break: Property Syndication

Join us for this morning's conversation on Property Syndication Essentials. Ben Kogut, MBA CCIM from HJH Investments, will discuss what it means to syndicate a property, how funds are raised, and other related topics.

Jul 7, 2020

3 Ways to Keep Your Multifamily Tenants Engaged

Lease renewal may be an annual event for any resident; however, retaining residents should be a top priority for management and staff all year long. One of the best ways to maintain residents is to keep them engaged. Creating an environment residents love and where they want to live is more than having fresh cookies or drinks set out in the leasing office.

Jul 2, 2020

CRE Industry Veteran’s Advice during Pandemic: Leverage Relationships, Demonstrate Value, Look Ahead

Persistence has defined his 40-year career in commercial real estate – he has endured numerous economic crises. After moving to Naples from Cincinnati in 1978, he started a plumbing supplies business but redirected his efforts, earning a real estate license in 1980. Michael then started a small brokerage in 1982, merging with a Coldwell Banker Commercial affiliate in 1991.

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