MEMBER RESOURCES
AIR CRE is an innovative, member-owned platform that provides commercial real estate professionals in Southern California with the critical tools they need to be successful. We have curated the best resources that the industry has to offer, and packaged them together as a single integrated network. Our Members have unparalleled access to a system of market research, listings services, contracts and legal resources, networking, and education.
Our network is comprised of the top influencers and companies in SoCal CRE
CRE Brokerage Firms | Brokers | Appraisers | Affiliate CRE Organizations
1960
Created in Southern CA
2K+
Members and Growing
675
CRE Firms Represented
13K+
AIR CRE Contract Users in the US
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Quality information is critical to our success as brokers. I have been using AIR CRE’s services ever since I’ve been in the business, and I’ve always had a 100% confidence that I’m getting the best information available in the marketplace. Whether it’s pulling together availability or comps, or receiving their Super Sheet’s every morning, AIR CRE has always been a huge part of my business. In addition, being a current advisory board member I am seeing their efforts first hand in making sure that they are maintaining the best and most accurate data.
Gregory D. Osborne
Managing Director
Newmark Grubb Knight Frank
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