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Adaptive Reuse Puts Property Managers to the Test

Learn about 3 aspects of property management unique to adaptive reuse that may not be fully appreciated.

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COVID-19 Changes Assumptions in Calculating Value

Professionals who work in commercial real estate—including investors, brokers, lenders, appraisers, and lawyers—need to understand the current value of assets.

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Filling the Void

Problem-solving the pandemic's effect on vacancies in our cities.

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3 Ways We're Serving You

Through a new conference coming this fall, Advocacy on key commercial issues, and an expansion of RPR access, we're putting commercial members first.

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Spending Bill Includes Tax Relief

Omnibus budget package includes pro-real estate, pro-business tax provisions.

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Relief for Tenants and Landlords Alike

As state and local governments work out how they’ll distribute new federal rental assistance funds, NAR continues to advocate for property owners hurt by the pandemic.

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16 U.S. Metros Are in Top 30 Largest Commercial Markets Globally in 2020; NYC is the Number One CRE Market

The United States remains the top commercial estate market globally, with 16 metros in the top 30 largest commercial real estate markets on a global scale.

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Majority of Realtors® Self-Initiate Career and Cite Self-Motivation, People and Problem-Solving Skills as Most Important Traits to Success

The report examines why NAR members entered real estate, the skills most important for success, the typical number of transactions, sales volume and income. It also analyzes differences by gender, race, sexual orientation and real estate specialty – residential, commercial or both.

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March 2021 Commercial Market Insights

Despite the continued economic recovery and the accelerated vaccine distribution,  commercial real estate acquisitions fell 59% in February as the lingering impact of the pandemic kept investors at the sidelines.

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Weekly Retail Update: March 22, 2021

The Census Bureau reported a 9.5% year-over-year increase in U.S. retail trade sales in February, a deceleration from the very strong holiday quarter and January’s 10.8% year-over-year increase.

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