Learn the ABCs of CRE

Bisnow Education offers commercial real estate training videos for your staff, your class, or yourself. Hosted by the founding chairman of the Wharton School of Real Estate, Peter Linneman, the informal, informative videos cover complicated ground like finance and development in easy-to-understand explanations (watch a sample). Even if you're a world-weary real estate vet or investor, you’ll find new angles that will invigorate your passion; newbies will be able to digest the info in bite-sized, five-minute increments that can be watched anytime. They’re digital friendly too: Watch or listen on your smart phone whenever/wherever. They're great for teaching and understanding financial models and industry lingo, and they'll be a tremendous asset to your corporate training program. Group rates available.  Find out more about our premiere videos (with more to come) here or reach out to Bisnow's Will Friend, will@bisnow.com.

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