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Real estate assets are an increasingly important factor in corporate M&A across industries, resulting in expanded business opportunities for brokers.

While expanding into social media, SIORs refuse to abandon proven, traditional approaches.

Can brokers do without a Customer Relationship Manager? Given the bumpy road it took them to find the right fit, the SIOR members we spoke with wouldn’t want to try.

As office tenants reassess their leasing needs, landlords are exploring options for flex space in their buildings.

SIORs discuss how the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) will affect their markets and the country as a whole, as well as where they would like to see the dollars spent.

Self-storage has been CRE’s most consistent performer for decades. Will resistance by cities and towns and rising interest rates derail development?

SIORs see greater competition as more brokers enter the industrial market, but underscore that the “cream” will always rise to the top.

Legislative and financial incentives and pressures are fueling a movement toward net-zero buildings.

SIORs in “boutique” firms find their strength in deep understanding of local market trends, a strong track record, and close relationships with key players.

As the inflationary tide continues to rise, SIOR members weigh in on causes and offer some operational advice.

While the tokenization of commercial real estate assets promises to revolutionize the process of buying and selling  properties, experts say there are a number of hurdles that need to be cleared in order for it to become a force in real estate investment.

There’s a cold front rising as more consumers seek fresh groceries and pharma companies ramp up the delivery of critical meds.

Strategies for development, construction, and investment are changing in response to extreme weather events.

Impacting positive change throughout a global network of Commercial Real Estate professionals is by its very scope a monumental task. SIOR has long advocated for a more inclusive industry, and in so doing, a more inclusive society.

“Highest and best use” takes on new meaning in some major markets, with life science demand putting a new sheen on older office space.