04/22/2022

Q1 2022 SIOR Sentiment Survey Shows Hot Industrial Market Constrained While Office Has Signs of Improvement

High demand and lack of space seems to be catching up to the red-hot industrial market, according to the latest results of the Society of Industrial and[..]

04/19/2022

Remote Possibilities

The Future of Virtual Meeting Software

Mark Duclos, SIOR, the president of Sentry Commercial in Hartford, Conn., served an unusual term as SIOR Global’s[..]

04/12/2022

SIOR Joins NAR in Filing SCOTUS Brief on Floorplan Copyright issues

SIOR is committed to promoting advocacy issues impacting our members, clients, and the greater industry. Recently we joined the National Association of[..]

04/05/2022

Reinventing the Office Space Post-COVID 19

COVID-19 created a paradigm shift in the way many organizations view office space usage. Across the globe, companies have adopted hybrid-workplace models,[..]

03/29/2022

A Broken Chain

This ‘Bad News, Good News’ Story is Far From Over

Supply chain disruptions have had a direct impact on CRE—not only in port cities, but in any market that[..]

03/22/2022

SIOR: Always Looking Forward

Over the next few months, the Society of Industrial & Office Realtors (SIOR) will be working to finalize its newest strategic plan. Our focus –[..]

03/15/2022

SIOR Global & REACH Commercial: PropTech in Focus

Digital forces have been transforming the world for some time now, and the past two years have only expedited our technological dependency. Everything now[..]

03/08/2022

SIOR’s Road to Building Meaningful and Impactful DEI Change

With its significant global representation of commercial real estate professionals – over 3,600 members in 722 cities in 45 different countries, SIOR has[..]

03/01/2022

Brokering Through the Glass Ceiling

The Changing Status of Women in Commercial Real Estate

“Women don’t belong in this business. I’ve never seen one who can handle it.” That was what a[..]

02/15/2022

How It All Began

Looking Back on Early Days in Brokerage

“What do you want to be when you grow up?” People love to ask kids this question, expecting answers like “a[..]

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