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ICBR
Availability of financing for commercial real estate remains positive but there’s one area of tightening: banks. That's expected to mainly impact properties in smaller markets. where banks are the primary lending source. This and other issues are covered in the latest Voice for Real Estate news video from NAR. Other stories look at the increase in women in commercial real estate, the top markets for renters hoping to become home owners, and an alert that your members can add to the signature line on their email to remind consumers not to send sensitive information by email without first verifying the recipient. The video also looks at NAR's participation in a conference at the White House on the commercial use of drones. Access and share the video.
ICBR
Developed to bridge the gap between standard pre-licensing education and specific commercial designations, the ICBR Commercial Real Estate Certificate Program is perfect for those new to or wanting to begin a career in the industry. The next set of classes will be held in Fort Wayne, Sept. 14. Find out more, and register online.
National Real Estate Investor
There are many factors across the country — most are socioeconomic at their core — that will have tremendous impact on real estate markets over the next 12 months. Although most of the factors are national in scope, others are global. All are converging to alter the flow of real estate investment in the U.S. in certain sectors while growing development in other ways that had previously been nascent.
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Indianapolis Business Journal
One of the Indianapolis area's largest and highest-profile office parks has sold for $162.9 million — an eye-popping sum for the central Indiana market.
Philadelphia-based Rubenstein Partners and Strategic Capital Partners of Indianapolis announced they have acquired Parkwood Crossing from local real estate investment trust Duke Realty Corp.
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Commercial Property Executive
Millennials are, officially, the largest living generation, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. Naturally, this fact influences all sides of the real estate market, particularly design. From office buildings to shops, everything is created to cater to the millennial, who puts comfort and time-efficiency above everything else. The first changes in design appeared in the office space sector.
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ICBR
Lee Chandler tells ICBR about his company and why they belong to Indiana's commercial board.
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Inside INdiana Business
South Bend Cubs owner Andrew Berlin is proposing a major housing and retail development outside Four Winds Field. Berlin plans to foot most of the more than $21 million bill. The city's redevelopment commission is slated to have a look at the plans.
Renderings call for some 120 apartments and retail space in four buildings that would connect to each other. Some Berlin Flats units would overlook the playing field.
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Join ICBR today!
The Indiana Commercial Board of REALTORS® is the only state-wide board in Indiana dedicated 100% to commercial real estate. ICBR delivers industry-specific educational opportunities, technology, tools and advocacy aimed at helping commercial real estate practitioners succeed as professionals.
Members of the Indiana Commercial Board of REALTORS® have access to a diverse network of more than 600 commercial real estate professionals serving the needs of commercial clients in aspects of brokerage, leasing, appraising, property management and development. ICBR believes 100 percent in your success! Find out more information about ICBR membership today, or contact the ICBR office via email or phone (317.328.5259) and mention this ad in Commercial Focus.
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