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NAIOP Webinars and archived webinar recordings are free for NAIOP members and $49 USD ($63 CAD) for nonmembers.
Webinars
Recent Archived Webinar Recordings
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Recorded On: 12/16/2025
Get the inside track on upcoming opportunities in the office sector with Hany Guirguis, Ph.D., Dean, O'Malley School of Business and Professor, Economics & Finance, Manhattan University and Josh Harris Ph.D., CRE, CAIA, Executive Director, Fordham Real Estate Institute, Fordham University.
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Recorded On: 08/19/2025
In this webinar, learn about the sector’s national and regional economic impacts across all major sectors with data from the recent NAIOP Research Foundation report, "Economic Impacts of Commercial Real Estate in Canada, 2025 Edition."
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Recorded On: 07/29/2025
Join Cory Bultinck, Wipfli’s national real estate practice leader and co-author of a recent NAIOP Research Foundation report on succession planning, and Brad Werner, Wipfli's National Construction and Real Estate Industry Leader, to discover the most effective strategies to follow during the succession planning process.
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Recorded On: 06/24/2025
Get the inside track on upcoming opportunities in the office sector with Hany Guirguis, Ph.D., Dean, O'Malley School of Business and Professor, Economics & Finance, Manhattan University and Josh Harris Ph.D., CRE, CAIA, Executive Director, Fordham Real Estate Institute, Fordham University.
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This webinar will analyze the budgetary challenges for states arising from a number of factors, including anticipated reductions in federal spending in state-centered programs, the need for alternative funding sources for programs that had been expanded using federal COVID-funding, and potential inflationary concerns.
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