Owners, tenants and 3PLs can monetize unused space while other organizations needing temporary space can search, locate and license space fast.

Get the inside track on upcoming opportunities in the office sector with Dr. Hany Guirguis, Manhattan College and Dr. Tim Savage of the NYU SPS Schack Institute of Real Estate.

This webinar will provide members with an update on federal legislative activity and executive agency actions affecting the commercial real estate industry, with a specific focus on NAIOP’s top public policy and legislative priorities.

Examine how developers are modernizing suburban office parks to attract tenants and boost profitability in this webinar focused on a new NAIOP Research Foundation report.

While many professionals know the importance of succession planning for the continued success of their organization, the process may feel overwhelming and unwieldy. Brian Haney, founder and vice president of The Haney Company, a family-owned full-service financial practice, will lead this webinar on effective succession planning for businesses.

In this webinar, speakers Allen Gregory, Lead Federal Tax Partner at TaxOps, and founder of AG Tax and Consulting; and Mark Kennedy, CIO, FUEL.LA Innovation Hub and Opportunity Zone Fund; will deliver a comprehensive look at Opportunity Zones and the tax and investment opportunities and implications for the community investment tool.

State and local governments are increasingly turning to commercial real estate for more revenue, particularly property taxes, in order to fund government services such as affordable housing and education. This webinar will focus on state and local tax structures and the impact of increased property taxes on commercial development and real estate.

Examine the biggest trends in commercial real estate employment so you can make more strategic hiring and business decisions

Whether you are developing, investing or brokering industrial real estate, you know the product has been hot and continues to expand. E-commerce, last mile delivery, two-story urban distribution centers and more continue to shape all aspects of the multifaceted industrial market.

In today’s commercial real estate landscape, most markets are highly saturated and developers are attempting to “out-amenitize,” “out-incentivize” and “out-build” the building next door. Commercial real estate is highly commoditized, but it doesn’t need to be — especially for those armed with the right insights.