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SIOR Global President Patricia Loveall, SIOR, bids farewell with heartfelt gratitude. She celebrates SIOR members' outstanding achievements and eagerly anticipates the Fall 2023 Event in Chicago, where new leadership will usher in exciting possibilities.

Chapters share the philanthropic, educational, and professional development opportunities that occurred during the summer of 2023.

Real estate professionals may encounter their Achilles Heel in matters of agency. Here we revisit past lawsuits discussed and explore their outcomes and new lessons learned.

Each quarter SIOR goes beyond the transactions and the brokerage business to identify the true character and background that defines an SIOR. After all, it’s not what you are that truly matters, it’s who you are. SIOR Report digs deeper to find out The Real Deal behind its members.

No matter if it’s a tenant’s market (think office) or the landlord is calling the shots (as in industrial), occupiers are struggling with tenant improvements. But brokers can help.

SIOR Report commemorates the lives of SIOR members who have recently passed away.

SIOR members close big deals in a big way. Select transaction case studies are featured in the SIOR Report so readers can learn both about and from the expertise of our members.

Demand for EVs is galvanizing industrial real estate, but brokers can expect twists and turns in the road ahead.

Independent brokers look to technology, networking organizations, and data services to expand their outreach and compete.

While SIORs acknowledge the difficulties ahead for the office market, they’re not buying the doomsday scenario.

Brokers stress brainstorming, work balance, and blending of diverse talents and expertise.

Three SIOR Asia Pacific Members discuss the state of the industrial market in their regions.

2023 SIOR Foundation President, Richard Sleasman, SIOR, spotlights the Foundation's achievements, including educational programs, membership growth, and contributions to the advancement of the CRE industry.

Brokers who serve smaller markets can offer valuable guidance to brokers from urban centers seeking to do deals in less populous areas.

In order to fulfill Tenant Improvements to the best of their ability, all parties should utilize past expertise, remain adaptable, and champion communication to deliver the best outcome.