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Credit Union Insights
Credit Union Real Estate Decisions: Listen, Read, Absorb
A lot of smart people go deep to deliver powerful information and insights that can benefit your business. And the best leaders are those who carve out the time to find, consider and, if and when app…
Flexibility as Fact
For all its angst, the pandemic has been a catalyst for change throughout the credit union industry. CU’s of all size are embracing innovation and re-considering everything … especially when it c…
Credit Union Real Estate Decisions: The Same But Different
For all its angst, the pandemic has been a catalyst for change throughout the credit union industry. From coast-to-coast, CU’s of all size are embracing innovation and re-considering everything ……
Buildings and Your Board: How to Create a Blueprint for Expansion Success
Expanding a real estate portfolio is a heavy lift for any credit union. Succeeding with an expansion initiative – and with your Board of Directors – requires some important and un-relenting discip…
Satisfaction as a Service
In the race to anticipate the future and stay ahead of the competition, it’s important to recognize that the “next shiny thing” is not really what your members want most. What they want is satis…
M&A and the Art and Science of Real Estate Due Diligence
In the face of so much uncertainty, the key to future growth – if not survival — for many credit unions is through mergers and acquisitions. Often times, the “go/no go” decision is based on th…
Rx for Rising Construction Costs: Absolute Flexibility.
The sticker shock rise in construction costs has many credit unions pulling back on their current project pipeline. While that makes sense, it doesn’t mean you have to suspend your overall growth p…
It’s Business as Usual. Or so they Say.
Trying to make up for lost time (and commissions), the real estate industry is eager to have you make deals. After all, what could go wrong?