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RPR Commercial for Florida Realtors® lets you see on-market and off-market properties in one place—no matter which listing partner they use. RPR’s partnerships with Brevitas, BiProxi, CREXi, Land Broker MLS, Officespace.com and TotalCommercial.com let you search more than 1 million active commercial listings and 55 million off-market properties around the country.

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MORE COMMERCIAL RESOURCES

Tools, data & more to help you provide the best service to your clients.

From education to advocacy efforts, from networking to property data, the following resources can help you be more profitable, while bolstering the commercial real estate industry.

  • NAR Commercial Resources – Commercial Real Estate is everywhere: your local coffee shop, industrial park, downtown main street, and even the office where you work. NAR has a broad array of resources to help you provide the best service to your clients, and to be the best in your field.
  • Commercial Real Estate Professional Designations – Designations are specialized credentials for REALTORS®. Designations offer extensive benefits that are continually improved upon and expanded. For this reason, maintaining a designation requires annual dues and continued membership in NAR.
  • Florida CCIM – The mission of the Florida CCIM Chapter is to provide the highest quality marketing and networking opportunities, services, and education that will enhance our members’ ability to conduct business successfully.
  • Institute of Real Estate Management - Florida chapters – An international institute for property and asset managers, providing complete knowledge to take on real estate management’s most dynamic challenges. That means knowledge prepared for the day-to-day and the one-of-a-kind: from solving the latest tenant crisis to analyzing market conditions.

LATEST COMMERCIAL NEWS

With about a quarter of commercial mortgages maturing this year, smaller banks are preparing for the economic pressure. Experts say the stress is not expected to produce broader financial implications.

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Economists at International Builders’ Show: Construction should gradually increase as the Fed is on track to cut rates during 2024’s second half with inflation slowing.

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NAHB: Builders predict multifamily starts will continue to decline (20%) this year, since units under construction are already near the highest level since 1973.

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