NEW YORK CITY-ALM’s Real Estate Media Group today announced that GlobeSt.com has launched its B2B Directory, a one-of-kind business-to-business web site geared toward the commercial real estate industry. The B2B Directory, which can be found here, is a resource that boasts a list of more than 5,000 service providers that run the gamut of commercial real estate.

“The objective of this unique service is two-fold,” explains Michael Desiato, vice president and group publisher for ALM’s Real Estate Media Group, which produces GlobeSt.com, Real Estate Forum and the RealShare Conference Series. “The directory is a must-have resource for those seeking real-estate services solutions in more than 50 local markets. It is also a powerful lead generating tool that not only offers clients a unique user experience but a significant ROI.”

Companies are listed in the directory by business category (construction, environmental services, financial services, legal and service providers); geographic market (local markets, national and international); and property sector (office, industrial, multifamily, hotels, retail and mixed use).

Company listings with basic contact information are free. For a fee of only $1 a day, firms can opt to link their website to the profile. Firms opting for a premium package can add in-depth descriptions, such as a logo, company summary and website link to their profile pages. Additionally, premium advertisers’ receive valuable branding exposure as their logo is displayed as a featured service provider on all relevant GlobeSt.com stories.

“One of our primary objectives was to create an interactive directory that would complement our viewer’s GlobeSt.com experience,” points out Scott Thompson, vice president of integrated media at ALM’s Real Estate Media Group, explaining that after seeing news about a particular company, a reader can then find in-depth information about that enterprise.

Click here to see if your company is in the directory. For more information contact Scott Thompson at [email protected]