One of the things that keeps the commercial real estate (CRE) industry both interesting and challenging for those of us who work in it is the way the environment continues…

Over the past several weeks, we’ve explored a number of different metrics commonly used by investors and commercial real estate (CRE) professionals to determine returns from property investments. Given the…

One of the key factors to keep track of in any market is sentiment among its participants. Analyzing sentiment gives an indication of where the market may go in the…

One of the biggest shakeups to come out of the last few years has been the continued evolution of the retail sector. Retailers, both online and in-person, have had to…

In big news for New York commercial real estate, the iconic McGraw-Hill building is about to get a USD100 million makeover courtesy of NAI Resolution Real Estate. Located in the…

Up till now in the “By the Numbers” series, we’ve examined several different CRE return metrics and have delved into what each of them tells investors.

Here at NAI Global, our success is underpinned by the cumulative knowledge embedded in our network of 185 brokerage firms around the globe. Over the years we’ve been privileged to learn from some of the top minds in commercial real estate (CRE), with decades of experience under their belts.

If there’s one thing the past few years have taught us, it’s the importance of adaptability. Commercial real estate (CRE) markets across the globe have undergone sweeping changes, altering both the investment landscape and the very fundamentals of how we do business.

So far in “By the Numbers” we’ve looked at several different metrics that can be used to understand potential returns on properties and communicate those returns to investors.

Here at NAI Global, we are privileged to have a wealth of experience (and expertise) at our fingertips, in the form of our diverse network of brokers from around the world. In our ‘broker tips’ series, we chat with those ‘in the know’ to bring you short, sharp, and succinct advice that can help you get the most out of a career in commercial real estate (CRE).

It’s hard to believe it’s been a whole year since the last NAI Global convention in New Orleans. Back then, we were just emerging from the pandemic, and finding our feet again as we renewed the connections, partnerships, and friendships that are such a core part of the NAI network. What became more apparent than ever this year, was how much that network has become a family. 

It’s March, and as many of our members know, that means it’s Women’s History Month here in the US. It’s a time for us to reflect on, celebrate, and commemorate the contributions of women to American history and society.