CCIM Houston/Gulf Coast - 2022 Commercial RE Forecast Competition

This event hosted by the Houston/Gulf Coast chapter of CCIM runs $110 for non-members and $85.00 for members until January 28th, and will provide you with 4 MCE TREC credit hours.  There's currently quite a cross-section of brokers signed up to attend, including some of the heavy-hitters in Houston.  If you have the time and inclination, it would be a good event to attend.  Registration after January 28th will be at a higher rate, which has not yet been posted.


Registration Link for CCIM 2022 Commercial RE Forecast Competition


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