Philadelphia’s market is defined by its diversity, ranging from the institutional strength of Center City and University City to evolving surrounding neighborhoods. Supply and demand dynamics extend into the suburban counties of Bucks, Chester, Delaware, and Montgomery, where strong demographics, highway access, and continued commercial investment support industrial, multifamily, retail, and hospitality sectors. Across the region, development momentum, land use trends, and shifting investor appetite drive constant movement across asset classes, requiring appraisers who understand both urban infill dynamics

and suburban market fundamentals.

 

Appraisers with an ear to the market—deeply involved in real estate associations and professional networks—bring the context and credibility needed to value property in such an evolving landscape.

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Our principals are nationally designated members of the Appraisal Institute (MAI), both Brendan Wewer and Michael Rohm are active in the CCIM Institute (PA/NJ/DE Chapter), and together they contribute regularly as instructors, moderators, and panelists across professional associations in Central and Eastern Pennsylvania.

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Brendan Wewer, MAI, is a Temple University graduate (BBA – Risk Management & Insurance) and serves as a Board Member of the Appraisal Institute’s Philadelphia Metro Chapter, where he helps expand career pathways, build professional networks, and shape educational offerings. Johnson Thai brings a local perspective as a Drexel University graduate, while Michael Rohm, MAI, CCIM, R/W-AC and Matthew Cody are also Temple graduates.

 

At CCAG, we consistently advocate for our team to pursue rigorous educational opportunities available and to apply that knowledge directly to real-world appraisal challenges. This combination of academic ties, professional leadership, and advanced training ensures that our Philadelphia valuations reflect both market nuance and credibility.