TULSA, OK-And, of course, how you get there. Communication, trust and respect are necessary for the journey, says SIOR's Angela West.

LAS VEGAS-At some point, brokers and developers will have to adjust to corporate America's new way of working.

LINCOLNSHIRE, IL—SIOR's Mark Goode says that the industrial market is firing on all cylinders, and there's virtually nowhere in the US a patient investor can make a wrong turn.

LAS VEGAS—The brokerage industry is a different animal post-recession than it was before. SIOR is looking to redefine itself to address a new menu of needs.

NEW YORK CITY—The results of our new Investor Sentiment Survey reveal that players are ready to buy and they are scouring markets for opportunity

FLORHAM PARK, NJ-Open houses are a dime a dozen. Bergman Real Estate spent well more than that on its recent broker incentive, but Mike Bergman is anticipating justifiable returns.

DENVER-The mere mention of the word can send corporations and many individuals running. But healthcare real estate practitioners, except maybe for developers, are salivating over the increased activity the Affordable Care Act is creating.

NEW YORK CITY-Do you think foreign investors are comin' to America because of a weak dollar? Think again, says Bob Knakal in this last in a four-part video series.