Beyond space. 

Global property consultancy Knight Frank, and Cresa, the world’s largest occupier-centric commercial real estate firm, have today announced their new partnership to deliver occupier real estate services globally.

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CREW Network Elects 2023 Board of Directors. Cresa Managing Principal, Leslie Teskey elected to serve on global board.

Craig Van Pelt has joined Cresa as Director, Head of Research, to lead the firm’s global research function and provide insights into trends that impact occupiers of real estate. He will be based in Nashville.

Commercial real estate brokerage is a profession filled with traditions and legacy, passed through generations of new agents — and it is one that has long been resistant to reform. But a pair of lawsuits this year in the nation’s capital have cast a spotlight on one of the industry’s most controversial, longstanding practices: dual agency.

If your business has ever experienced a commercial real estate transaction, you know the amount of industry jargon can be overwhelming. Our job as advisors is to cut through the noise. We make it simple to help you make the best decision possible. We bring industry expertise and local market knowledge, so you can focus on what you do best, running your business. One prominent question that comes up is, “What is the difference between real estate agents, real estate brokers and real estate advisors?”. Let’s break it down.

Corporate real estate leaders have been through a challenging time over the last two years. COVID-19 has brought profound changes to working styles, the day-to-day operation of corporate real estate and a wider debate about the future role and purpose of the office. Challenge and uncertainty are not limited to the effects and aftermath of the pandemic. Changing macroeconomic conditions are bringing new operational realities to the fore. This will form the backdrop for future corporate real estate strategy and activity. With this in mind, we wanted to regularly test the temperature of corporate real estate professionals via an industry-first sentiment survey.

Commercial real estate executives are under increasing pressure to create value for their organizations. The ability to create value for an organization depends heavily on a service provider who is extremely proactive and agile.