Women Commercial Real Estate Agents? (credit, property, buying, office)
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Location: East of Seattle since 1992, 615' Elevation, Zone 8b - originally from SF Bay Area
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I'm in commercial real estate in Seatte. In our group there are 8 property managers who do leases, buying and selling. Of those, 5 are female, as is our director.
It's a designation: CCIM -- Certified Commercial Institute Member. You join a commercial real estate board, go to commercial meetings, take CE credits for Commercal issues. It's often a good-ol-boy network, and can be hard for a woman to break into, but the ones that do tend to do well.
I have a question - I live in Arizona and there is not one female commercial real estate agent here? Why ? Is this the rule everywhere and if so why ?
huh? How do you KNOW this?
When I worked in Scottsdale, there were several of them. My firm used one to find new office space. And my boss later married another one (who is now retired from the biz).
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