CCIM Podcasts

In this podcast, Gene Trowbridge, Esq., CCIM, senior CCIM instructor, discusses crowd funding and how recent SEC changes could affect the group investing landscape. Gene also wrote “Group Investing Update,” which appears in the November/December issue of Commercial Investment Real Estate magazine.

In this podcast, Ryan Severino, senior economist and associate director of research for Reis, discusses the government shutdown and other factors that could affect commercial real estate in 4Q13. You can find more commentary from Ryan at ReisReports.com, where CCIM members receive a 30 percent discount on annual memberships. Reis also contributed a sidebar for “Stuck in Neutral,” the cover story in the September/October issue of Commercial Investment Real Estate magazine.

In this podcast, Kevin Thorpe, chief economist/principal of Cassidy Turley Commercial Real Estate Services, discusses the factors contributing to a full economic recovery. He shares more of his insights in his article “Slow but Steady,” which appears in the July/August issue of CIRE magazine.

In this podcast, Mike Pappagallo, chief operating officer of Kimco Realty, discusses retail sector trends and how listeners can do business with Kimco, a real estate investment trust that owns and operates a portfolio of nearly 900 neighborhood and community shopping centers. He shares more of his thoughts in the article “Shopping Center Shift,” which appears in the May/June issue of CIRE magazine.

In this podcast, Shelly LaGroue, CPA, of the accounting firm Forwood & LaGroue in Mobile, Ala., and Bill Barnhill, CCIM, of Omega Properties in Mobile, discuss recent tax changes that could affect real estate decisions. They share more of their thoughts in the article "Taxing Changes," which appears in the March/April issue of CIRE magazine.

In this podcast, Bill Milliken, CCIM, president of Milliken Realty Co. in Ann Arbor, Mich., discusses the importance of legislative advocacy and CCIM Institute's 11th annual Capitol Hill Visit Day. He shares more of his thoughts in the CCIM Connections article that appears in the January/February issue of CIRE magazine. Learn more about the Capitol Hill Visit and why CCIMs are investing in the Realtors Political Action Committee.

In this podcast, Ken Riggs, CCIM, CRE, MAI, chairman and president of Real Estate Research Corp., discusses the factors that will shape the commercial real estate investment landscape this year. He shares more of his thoughts in his article "Through the Looking Glass," which appears in the January/February issue of CIRE magazine.

In this podcast, Todd Clarke, CCIM, discusses multifamily investment in secondary markets and how owners and developers can attract Generation Y renters. He shares more of his thoughts in the article "Apartment Hunters," which appears in the November/December issue of CIRE magazine.

In this podcast, Jim Tucker, CCIM, shares tips for creating more-effective property presentations. For more of his thoughts, read "Fast Pitch," which appears in the September/October issue of CIRE magazine. Also, learn more about CCIM Institute's National Virtual Deal Making Sessions. 

In this podcast, Dr. Mark G. Dotzour discusses the fiscal cliff and its potential impact on commercial real estate. Dotzour will be sharing more of his thoughts at CCIM Live! Oct. 15-16 in Las Vegas. For more insights on the economy and commercial real estate, check out the special Midyear Market Analysis section in the Jul/Aug 2012 issue of Commercial Investment Real Estate. 

In this podcast, Randy Scheidt, CCIM, MAI, FRICS, discusses the challenges facing appraisers in today's market. He shares more of his thoughts in the article "The Valuation Trap," which appears in the May/June issue of CIRE magazine. 

In this podcast, Philip "Fred" Himovitz, CCIM, discusses the potential benefits of ground leases. He shares more of his thoughts in the article “Ground Control,” which he updated for the March/April issue of CIRE magazine.

In this podcast, Marty Barkan, CCIM, CRE, explains how he’s using a blog, Twitter, and other social media platforms to connect with clients. He shares more of his thoughts in the article “Building Your Business Through Social Media,” which appears in the January/February issue of CIRE magazine.

In this podcast, Jeff Siebold, CCIM, MAI, discusses multifamily in small markets and a potential threat to the sector’s continued popularity among investors. Siebold was a CCIM instructor for eight years and has owned apartment properties throughout the U.S. since 1980. He shares more of his thoughts in the article "Multifamily Media Frenzy," which appears in the November/December issue of CIRE magazine.

Are green properties here to stay? In this podcast, Karen Mankowski, CCIM, LEED-AP, discusses green property certifications, marketing her green expertise, and the industry’s evolving views on sustainability. She shares more of her thoughts in the article “Sustainable Momentum,” which appears in the September/October issue of CIRE magazine.