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ATLANTA—In addition to helping Baby Boomers pass the torch to Millennials, leadership training creates independent thinkers who look beyond short-term goals toward more lasting outcomes, IREM's Debbie Phillips tells GlobeSt.com.

NEW YORK CITY—Asset management could use demystifying. Its role in commercial real estate is vital, yet the practice is still met with confusion or uncertainty,…

CHICAGO—The latest deals, studies and transactions in the Midwest region.

SAN DIEGO—From class-A service to a focus on tenants and their wellness, REME winners strive for excellence. GlobeSt.com spoke <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b> with this year's winners to find out their secrets to success.

SAN DIEGO—From infography to robots, Megafincas Alicante's Pepe Gutierrez gives IREM Fall Conference attendees a succinct rundown of must-have technologies that will rule the future for CRE property managers.

SAN DIEGO—Positive language that recognizes and appreciates employees can turn a company's culture around and lead it to success, no matter what its size, ARM's Kathy Harmon tells attendees at IREM's Fall Conference here.

SAN DIEGO—Remaining an employer of choice for CRE talent requires focusing on flexibility, a strong positive culture and the human touch in all areas of the organization, panelists say during the IREM Fall Conference Industry Leaders Luncheon here.

SAN DIEGO—Partnering with experts to enhance development services is one way to augment your offerings and add to your bottom line, Sunrise's Jesse Holland tells attendees at IREM's Fall Conference here.