By Meghan Hall Traditionally, the commercial real estate industry has been structured in such a way that incorporating new — and increasingly diverse — talent has been difficult. Knowledge of the industry and its workings are often passed down through interactions with those already in commercial real estate as opposed to educational institutions or youth […]
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