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SIOR Report magazine articles (2019 to current issue) can now be filtered by issue, topic, or department using the drop-downs below.
 SIOR Global President Mike Ohmes, SIOR, shares how SIOR Global is thriving in 2025, with strong member engagement, exciting growth, and an upcoming Spring Event in Las Vegas, all while tackling key industry trends and shaping the future of CRE.
Chapters share the philanthropic, educational, and professional development opportunities that occurred during the Winter of 2024.
Each quarter SIOR goes beyond the transactions and the brokerage business to identify the true character and background that defines an SIOR. After all, it’s not what you are that truly matters, it’s who you are. SIOR Report digs deeper to find out The Real Deal behind its members.
Despite 32+ years of broker lien rights in Illinois, property owners seem unfazed—so what happens when a six-figure commission goes unpaid? A battle of promises, legal moves, and a lesson in throwing the first punch.
  • Business Practices

Pressing concerns of today’s C-suite executives are having a significant impact on commercial real estate; brokers should prepare and respond accordingly.

  • Economy & Politics

With a pro-business real estate developer becoming the 47th President of the United States, SIORs are generally optimistic about their prospects for the next four years, according to the Q1 SIOR Report. They anticipate higher values and rising lease rates, while at the same time seeing stimulus for new development through lower taxes and tax incentives. They do caution however that, like all politics, much of the impactful policies will likely be passed by more local political bodies. 

2024-2025 SIOR Foundation President, Ted Konigsberg, SIOR, shares how the SIOR Foundation is making a lasting impact by supporting scholarships, funding educational programs, and sponsoring international events to develop the next generation of CRE professionals.

  • Technology & Innovation

Brokers who adopt and help their clients adopt smart building technologies, proptech, and AI will gain a competitive edge in today’s market

  • Business Practices

Even as construction costs stabilize, elevated land costs, access to power, and uncertainty around the incoming administration’s policies present challenges for developers.