March 5, 2025: NAREIM announces Reesa Fischer as the next CEO, starting March 31. Fischer previously served as Managing Director of Strategy and Client Solutions at Keller Augusta and as Executive Director of NAIOP Massachusetts. Fischer is uniquely positioned to help NAREIM members ask: "What's next?" for the real estate investment management industry.

NAREIM announces launch of search for new CEO with Zoe Hughes stepping down after more than six years in the role.

Mar 29, 2024: In order to progress, you need to make yourself “seen and heard” by adding value – and then “argue for your value”. And if you're not having uncomfortable conversations on opportunities, promotion and compensation, you are being undervalued. Read more key takeaways from the NAREIM Black Real Estate Roundtable.

Sept 9, 2022: 2021 was a year of rising revenues and expenses, however EBITDA margins still came under pressure thanks to unprecedented headcount growth, according to the results of the 2022 Global Management Benchmarking Survey.

Dec 21, 2021: Two-thirds of managers are offering employees to flex schedules on long-term basis, with third of industry offering 2 days a week at home.

Real estate investment management net AUM growth slowed to 6% in 2020 - the first slowdown since 2016 for the NAREIM Global Management Survey. Read the key takeaways here.

Recruitment of diverse talent is the top strategy for improving DEI - followed by tying manager performance to DEI metrics and implementing mentoring programs.

NAREIM announces Reesa Fischer as the next CEO, starting March 31. Fischer previously served as Managing Director of Strategy and Client Solutions at Keller Augusta and as Executive Director of NAIOP Massachusetts. Fischer is uniquely positioned to help NAREIM members ask: "What's next?" for the real estate investment management industry.

May 10, 2024: Career happiness can come from not being the smartest person in the room but surrounding yourself by people smarter than and different to you. Who you work with is more important than where you work and what you do. Read the takeaways from the NAREIM LatinX RE Roundtable.

In order to progress, you need to make yourself “seen and heard” by adding value – and then “argue for your value”. And if you're not having uncomfortable conversations on opportunities, promotion and compensation, you are being undervalued. Read more key takeaways from the NAREIM Black Real Estate Roundtable.

Apr 26, 2022: NAREIM’s Spring 2022 issue of Dialogues is available for download. Members highlight DEI, ESG, Defined Contribution capital raising, alternatives & more.

As managers bring back employees into the physical office en-masse, they should embrace 6 DEI principles as part of their firm's daily practice. Belay Investment Group explains the tactics.

As we look to our post-Covid future, societal, racial, health inequities will be highlighted more and more. Calls to action — from our tenants, from our investors and our employees — will grow. Our challenge today is how to address them.

CPE article: The representation of women and minority professionals at the executive management level in commercial real estate went on a notable upswing over the past four years, according to the latest NAREIM D&I survey,

Dec 3, 2024: NAREIM announces launch of search for new CEO with Zoe Hughes stepping down after more than six years in the role.

Career happiness can come from not being the smartest person in the room but surrounding yourself by people smarter than and different to you. Who you work with is more important than where you work and what you do. Read the takeaways from the NAREIM LatinX RE Roundtable.

Sept 9, 2022: 2021 was a year of rising revenues and expenses, however EBITDA margins still came under pressure thanks to unprecedented headcount growth, according to the results of the 2022 Global Management Benchmarking Survey.

NAREIM exceeds 100 members in 2021, delivers 10 benchmarking surveys, 13+ meetings and more. Read the Year in Review

Firms are having to rethink strategies for attracting and retaining talent, for succession planning and for ensuring the longevity of their organization within a growing industry. NAREIM and Ferguson speak to BGO, Clarion, Green Cities & Waterton.

While the real estate industry should finally become more efficient post-Covid, local knowledge and experience still trumps technology in producing outsized returns and best-in-class real estate investment managers. By Fulcrum Global Investors.