Host Jenna Hille welcomes Saadia Shaikh to the CRE with CBC Worldwide Podcast for a candid conversation on leadership, career growth, and navigating commercial real estate with intention. Saadia reflects on her early career pivots, the role organizations like SIOR played in her development, and how networking became a catalyst for opportunity.

Together, they explore what leadership really means in today’s CRE environment—why preparation matters, how curiosity fuels confidence, and how women leaders are reshaping the future of the industry through innovation and adaptability.

In this episode of CRE with CBC Worldwide, Ashley sits down with Charlotte native and CBC broker Patrick Register for a fast‑moving, funny, and insight‑packed conversation recorded in a real podcast studio in the Queen City.

They dive into Charlotte’s explosive growth and how it’s reshaping the commercial real estate landscape, explore the rising value and shrinking supply of industrial land, and discuss how Patrick builds powerhouse teams to win major listings. They also highlight the underrated power of data, networking, and simply showing up, and touch on why conferences—and even those awkward small‑talk moments—can genuinely change your career.

This episode is a must‑listen for anyone in commercial real estate, especially those keeping an eye on the booming Southeast market.

On this February ICYMI we highlight our two new partnerships with Canva & Land.ID, discuss the upcoming Global Conference and more!

In this podcast episode, Jenna Hille and Dan Spiegel discuss the 2026 Outlook Report for commercial real estate, reflecting on the changes from the previous year and the cautious optimism surrounding the market. They explore various asset classes, including multifamily, office, retail, and industrial, highlighting the dynamics and challenges each sector faces. The conversation emphasizes the importance of capital discipline, the evolving needs of tenants, and the opportunities for real estate professionals in navigating the current landscape. The episode concludes with advice for brokers and a look ahead at emerging trends in the market.

In this episode, Jenna Hille interviews Myra Nimchaiyong, a seasoned professional in commercial real estate, discussing her journey, the importance of designations like CCIM and CIPS, and the evolving landscape of retail. Myra shares insights on experiential retail, community impact, and the significance of mentorship in shaping future leaders. The conversation highlights current trends in retail, including the shift towards experience-driven spaces and the blending of food and culture in retail environments. Myra emphasizes the need for collaboration and community alignment in the industry, making a case for the importance of adapting retail strategies to meet local needs.

In this ICYMI, we kick off the new year celebrating our success at the Pinstripes Big Bowl Mowers Bowl Game, share the 2026 Market Outlook, celebrate a new firm joining our brand and more.

In this episode of the CRE with CBC podcast, host Ashley Wilson interviews Scott Boling, a commercial real estate broker from Topeka, Kansas. Scott shares his unique journey from a background in chemistry to a successful career in real estate, emphasizing the importance of building relationships and trust in the industry. He discusses current trends in the Topeka market, including the shift towards multifamily developments and the impact of regional developments in Kansas City. Scott also highlights his involvement in local advocacy and community initiatives, showcasing the significance of investing in both real estate and the communities they serve.

In this 2025 ICYMI, we recap our growth through last year, share some updates on marketing and social resources, summarize our events and more!

In this episode from the Women of Coldwell Banker Commercial, host Jenna Hille interviews Megan Abraham, CEO of the Goldie Initiative, an organization dedicated to cultivating women leaders in commercial real estate. They discuss the unique approach of the Goldie Initiative, which focuses on providing scholarships, mentorship, and networking opportunities for women committed to leadership roles in the industry. Megan shares her journey, the importance of personal identity, and the role of mentorship in navigating the challenges women face in commercial real estate.

In this episode, Josh Best interviews Kim Tran, Senior Vice President of Learning and Development at Anywhere Real Estate. They discuss Kim's journey in corporate learning, the importance of learning agility, and how to navigate change in organizations. Kim shares her leadership style, the role of AI in enhancing learning experiences, and the need for a culture of continuous learning. The conversation emphasizes the importance of adaptability, clear communication, and fostering a learning environment to drive success in the real estate industry.