CBRE
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2040 vision on tech investment
CBRE’s latest research project, Portfolio 2040, explores how occupiers’ businesses will change over the next two decades, and how their tech investment is likely to rise over that period, writes James…
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CBRE hires three London-based healthcare specialists
CBRE has announced three new hires and one internal promotion for its healthcare practice
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Demographics, not QE, drives interest rates – CBRE
The long-term decline in interest rates is a product of demographic change and not just the financial crisis, according to CBRE. As a result the “normalisation” of rates that is…
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Former CBRE directors form property consultancy jv
Three former directors from CBRE and Kier Developments have launched residential property consultancy Sq. One Real Estate.
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CBRE GI’s industrial portfolio sells for more than £62m
CBRE Global Investors has sold it a multi-let industrial portfolio for more than £62m to clients of Knight Frank Investment Management and Schroders Multi-Let Industrial Property Unit Trust, reflecting a…
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CBRE appoints head of UK business development
CBRE has appointed Sian Doyle as head of UK business development for its retail advisory and transaction business.
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C&W’s Beckham to join CBRE
James Beckham, Cushman & Wakefield’s head of central London investment, is leaving the firm to join CBRE
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CBRE appoints new senior planning director
CBRE has appointed Sarah Stevens as a senior director in the UK planning team based in London
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JLL’s Nick Brennan returns to CBRE
CBRE has appointed JLL’s Nick Brennan as a director in its London advisory and transaction occupier team
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CBRE reports “very strong” results for Q2 as UK sales revenue leaps 69%
CBRE reported a 4% increase in revenue in Q2 globally to $3.3bn, and a 3% increase in fees to $2.2bn, driven by its Asian and European business arms.
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CBRE revenue up 5% in Q1
CBRE has reported 5% growth in its global revenue to $3bn (£2.3bn) with adjusted earnings up 7% to $303.2m in the first quarter of 2017.
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CBRE’s theory of everything
A fully integrated service for occupiers – a common enough claim. But CBRE says with its committed move into facilities management and massive financial clout, it is the real deal