Videos
CREW 2014 Award Winners: Pamela Little
Pamela Little, president and CEO, EcoWise Civil Design and Consulting Inc., received a 2014 CREW Network Impact Award under the Career Advancement for Women category. Good leaders “communicate clearly, kindly and concisely,” says Little.
Rick Sharga: Retail’s Big Challenges
Which CRE sector offers the greatest concerns? Auction.com Executive Vice President Rick Sharga thinks it’s retail. Here’s why.
Rick Sharga: Impacts on Investment in 2015
Auction.com Executive Vice President Rick Sharga offers his expectations for investment in real estate this year and examines factors that will have the greatest impact.
Kim Ghez: The Three I’s of a Leader
Kim Ghez, director of marketing at Presidio Title L.L.C., has consistently advised others over the years to “always take the high road.” Ghez received the Commercial Real Estate Women’s (CREW) 2014 Career Advancement for Women Award.
Kramer: Women in Real Estate Grow Together
It is wonderful that “women support women” in business, said Tara Kramer, principal of Ri Ky Roofing & Sheet Metal. Kramer received the Commercial Real Estate Women’s (CREW) 2014 Entrepreneurial Spirit Award.
JLL: Investors Crave Multi-Family
Job growth drives the multifamily sector’s growing momentum, according to this video segment from JLL.
Anita Kramer: 18-Hour Cities and Downtown Demographics
ULI’s Anita Kramer delves behind the Emerging Trends research for more insights into the future of the 18-Hour Cities and how demographics are shaping America.
Richard Walter: Banks are Back
Richard Walter, head of Bank Assetpoint and senior managing director, Promotory Interfinancial Network LLC, provides a perspective on banks’ interest in providing construction financing to commercial real estate.
Jason Mattox: Finding Investment Opportunities
Behringer COO Jason Mattox offers insights into where the real estate investment firm is finding opportunity and how it is achieving a competitive edge.
Patrick Phillips: Industry Pulse
Patrick Phillips, global CEO of the Urban Land Institute, evaluates the commercial real estate industry’s mood and focus, based on the Fall Meeting in New York City.