New Undergraduate CRE Course, Development Boot Camp Launched By Standard Communities, Project Destined

The course at Lehman College in the Bronx will focus on affordable housing development and investment.

How Brookfield, Westfield And A-Rod Are Trying To Break Down CRE's Barriers To Entry

Project Destined is in four U.S. cities and London.

'Shame Can Cause Us To Act': Cedric Bobo On How CRE Companies Can Face Their Diversity Problem

Cedric Bobo founded Project Destined, which trains young, diverse talent in commercial real estate.

New Partnership Seeks To Turn On The Taps Of HBCU-To-CRE Pipeline

CBRE and Project Destined are bringing a scholarship and mentorship program to HBCU students, who historically have been shut out of real estate.

Walker & Dunlop Pledges To More Than Double Diversity Among Top Earners

Walker & Dunlop CEO Willy Walker outlined his plans to significantly increase the gender and racial diversity of its top earners on a Bisnow webinar.

Gone Till September: New Yorkers’ Hopes For A Summer Recovery Have Faded

Deaths from the coronavirus have continued to come down in New York, but the city has reeled from widespread demonstrations.

A-Rod On Looking For Opportunities In NYC, Being A Compassionate Landlord And Lessons He's Learned

100 students are doing commercial real estate internships virtually this summer through a program with REBNY, CUNY and Project Destined.

Most Black Students Don’t Know About CRE. The Industry Is Trying To Fix That

“We have a lot of making up to do," a JLL executive said.

CBRE Donates $7.25M To Community Orgs In Effort To Build Pipeline Of Future CRE Employees

The donation focuses on disenfranchised commercial real estate groups.

One Year Later, Real Estate’s Diversity Promises Are Beginning To Take Shape — But Change Is Slow

Last summer widespread protests drove a national reckoning on racial injustice, and many in the real estate industry pledged to do better.