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Posted: June 2, 2026
NEREJ’s 2026 Mid Year Review Spotlight
NEREJ’s 2026 Mid Year Review Spotlight is underway. This special section will feature perspectives from across commercial real estate as firms reflect on the first half of the year and discuss the trends, challenges, and opportunities shaping the months ahead.
The spotlight will publish in print, digital flipbook format, and online at NEREJ.com.
Participation Options
See how each profile appears in the issue below
1. Standard Firm Profile – No Cost
Submit responses from a representative of your firm for inclusion within the Mid Year Review Spotlight.
Includes:
- Headshot, name, title, and company included
- Responses published online at NEREJ.com
- Opportunity for inclusion in print and digital editions as space allows
NEREJ reserves the right to edit responses for length, clarity, and formatting consistency
2. Guaranteed Participation – $195 | FREE for Connect Members
Includes:
- Professional profile format with headshot
- One selected response included in print and digital editions
- Full responses featured online at NEREJ.com
3. Featured Firm Profile – $695 | $495 Connect Rate
Includes:
- Enhanced featured profile format
- All four responses included in print and digital editions
- Larger headshot and company logo
- Headquarters and geographic reach included
- Company website included
- Priority placement within the spotlight
- Featured firm logo recognition on the spotlight opener page
Display Advertising with Profile Boost
Display advertising is available for firms looking to increase brand visibility, promote services, showcase projects, or maintain a strong presence within the Mid Year Review Spotlight, with or without profile participation.
Participants adding display advertising to a Guaranteed Participation or Featured Firm Spotlight package will also receive complimentary Boost Promotion for their profile, including social media promotion and inclusion in NEREJ’s e newsletter.
A. Quarter page color ad (4.67”w x 5.77”h): $495 ($395 Connect)
B. Half page color ad (9.5”w x 5.8”h): $895 ($695 Connect)
C. Full page color ad (9.5”w x 12.375”h): $1,195 ($895 Connect)
Key Dates
- Submission Deadline: June 15
- Publication Date: June 26
To View the Questions and Submit your profile: CLICK HERE
For questions, please reach out to John Picard or your NEREJ account representative.
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