The Counselors of Real Estate

The Counselors of Real Estate

The Counselors of Real Estate® is an international organization of commercial property advisors from recognized real estate, financial, legal, and accounting firms, as well as academia and government. Membership is selective and extended by invitation, although commercial real estate practitioners with 10 years of proven experience may apply. Among thousands of assignments large and small, Counselors resolved the dispute between the developer of the World Trade Center and its insurers post-September 11, led the privatization of U.S. Army Housing, developed a multi-billion-dollar, 10-year master plan for Philadelphia Public Schools, valued both the Grand Canyon and Yale University, and created and endowed the MIT Center for Real Estate. Counselors also introduced the concept of parking garages to China and were retained by the Polish government to revitalize the country’s national railway system. Only 1,000 professionals hold the CRE® credential worldwide. For more information on The Counselors of Real Estate® and how to apply for membership, visit CRE.org