Daniel Spiegel
Senior Vice President and Managing Director
ABOUT
Dan Spiegel leads the global operations of Coldwell Banker Commercial ®, one of the most recognized brands in the real estate industry. As senior vice president and managing director, Dan implements strategic initiatives that support a network of over 3,000 commercial real estate professionals spanning in 171 companies throughout North America and the world. In 2023, Dan was awarded the SIOR designation by the Society of Industrial and Office REALTORS®; this designation honors the world’s top commercial real estate industrial and office professionals. Dan previously served in executive leadership roles at two publicly traded U.S. real estate firms, Colliers International and Grubb & Ellis Company. An innovative leader, Dan is involved in commercial real estate tech and has mentored multiple start-up firms aiming to service the CRE industry. Passionate about people and adaptation to change, he frequently writes on the topic of the intersection of technology and real estate.
Recent articles
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PodcastsCBC Chatter: April 2021 Discussion on Multifamily Housing
Coldwell Banker Commercial hosted its first-ever CBC Chatter, a virtual quarterly series offering real insight & information into the hottest topics of commercial real estate. This episode is focused on multifamily housing. Check out the conversation between Dan Spiegel, Coldwell Banker Commercial Managing Director, and Dan McGue, Coldwell Banker Commercial NRT multifamily housing expert.
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Multifamily3 Keys to Attracting Apartment Dwellers Post-Pandemic
Those that fled congested cities during the COVID-19 lockdowns are beginning to find their way back to luxury multifamily buildings. GDP forecasts indicate apartment occupancy rates will return to 2019 levels by the end of the year. Now, however, many people’s criteria for apartment living looks different in a post-pandemic world.
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Podcasts2021 Outlook: Coldwell Banker Commercial
On this episode, Dan Spiegel, Managing Director of Coldwell Banker Commercial, takes a deep dive into the recently published 2021 Outlook Report, where they cover likely CRE trends for the upcoming year that may reshape what investors, owners, and occupiers ultimately want to occupy, as well as a summary of lessons learned in 2020.
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PodcastsVirtual Coffee Break: Small Business Association Lending
Use this virtual coffee break to discuss Latest Updates with Tim Moriarty, SVP, SBA Business Development Officer, Seacoast Bank.
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RetailManaging Real Estate Expenses in the Coronavirus Economy
Read the original article on GlobeSt.com.
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Thought LeadershipIncreasing Diversity and Representation in Brokerage Ownership
I strongly believe that one of the best things we can do to increase business ownership in underrepresented communities is to increase access to and understanding of programs and information related to buying and owning a business. As an industry, that means increasing diversity and representation among brokerage owners.
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RetailYou Can’t Ignore In-Store
The retail go-to-market approach continues to evolve. We frequently read about retailers growing, contracting or re-inventing their multichannel sales approach. While the second industrial revolution lasted from 1850 to 1914, it seems the current retail revolution is happening at lightning speed.
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Thought LeadershipRails to Trails: Summer Fun and Community Development Engine
The following article features contributions from Virginia Wilson (affiliated with Coldwell Banker Commercial Caine) and Dan Stiebel (affiliated with Coldwell Banker Commercial Schmidt)
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RetailMicro-Breweries Quench a Thirst Across the U.S.
The following post is from Managing Director of Coldwell Banker Commercial, Daniel Spiegel
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RetailMagnificent Mile to Main Street – The Transformation of Retail
Everyone’s heard the buzz about the death of traditional brick and mortar and the rise of experiential retail. U.S. retail vacancies were at 10.2% at the end of 2018, a marginal increase from 10.0% a year earlier, according to a report from Reis. Current market trends have challenged retail owners and investors with vacancies in retail spaces from areas like Magnificent Mile and Fifth Avenue as well as on Main Street.
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