Certified Commercial Investment Member
More than a designation. A graduate-level discipline. CCIMs complete 200+ hours of coursework across the four pillars of commercial real estate analysis: financial, market, user decision, and investment. Industry research shows CCIM Designees significantly outperform non-Designated professionals across key metrics, including compensation.†
- Institutional-grade financial analysis on every deal
- Market analysis backed by structured methodology
- Investment analysis aligned with sophisticated capital
Society of Industrial and Office Realtors
More than a designation. A peer-vetted standard. Industrial Specialists earn the SIOR mark through a minimum five years of brokerage, sustained production thresholds, ethics certification, peer interview, and Chapter Member vote. SIORs close billions in industrial and office transactions globally, and 92% conduct business with Fortune 200 companies.†
- Specialized in industrial, warehouse, IOS, and logistics property
- Verified track record of complex transaction volume
- Bound by the industry's strictest ethics code
Hire the most advanced investment specialist anywhere.
Anyone can be a broker. Only the best can be an SIOR.
Every deal modeled, stress-tested, defended. No back-of-envelope math.
Returns sized to your cost of capital, not the broker's commission timeline.
Hold strategy aligned to NOI growth, refi windows, and exit economics.
Submarket-level fluency on rent comps, absorption, and capital flows. Predictive over reactive.
Vetted network of thousands of global SIORs, available when you need them.
Not just brokers. Partners, thought-leaders, and mentors in industrial and office CRE.
Exceptional vision into the industry and individual markets, a step ahead of competition.
When the future of your business is at stake, we get the job done.
Industry research shows CCIM Designees significantly outperform non-Designated professionals across key metrics, including compensation.
One can't just become an SIOR overnight. When you decide to work with an SIOR broker, you know you're talking to somebody who has already been through that process and through the gauntlet of what it takes to become the best.
Approximately 1,000 brokers worldwide carry both the CCIM and SIOR designations.† Set against an estimated 3 million U.S. real estate licensees, that is roughly one in three thousand.† We hold both.
Industrial Specialists operate at the scale where your portfolio actually lives. Same caliber of counterparty. Same operational complexity. Same fiduciary standards your board expects.
What dual designation means for you.
CCIM was founded to professionalize analysis.
In 1967, the CCIM Institute was established to bring graduate-level analytical discipline to commercial real estate. The designation curriculum codified financial analysis, market analysis, user decision analysis, and investment analysis as the four pillars of professional CRE practice. Over twenty thousand designees have completed the program since. Every recommendation we issue is rooted in that framework: numbers we can defend, methodologies we can show our work on, and decisions we can stand behind.
SIOR was founded in service of the war effort.
As the United States prepared for and entered World War II, 200 industrial real estate brokers from across the U.S. and Canada organized to survey plants and facilities for the War Department, identifying space that could be converted to defense and munitions production. Their collective wartime service became the founding charter of SIOR in 1941. The earliest conversations took place along the Philadelphia-to-Newark industrial corridor. Eighty-five years later, we work that same corridor: warehouse, IOS, truck terminals, port-adjacent logistics, and active rail-served sites across NJ, PA, DE.
Bring your next transaction to a CCIM and SIOR Industrial Specialist
†Sources:The CCIM Institute (ccim.com); Society of Industrial and Office Realtors (sior.com), including the “Why SIOR?” membership materials; Association of Real Estate License Law Officials (ARELLO), 2024. Population baselines: ~125,000 U.S. commercial real estate practitioners and ~3M total U.S. real estate licensees (industry consensus).