CBRE wins global recognition for its distinctive brand
Across the globe, The CBRE Group, Inc. (CBRE) has been awarded three major plaudits for its brand in the last week from Fortune, The Lipsey Company and The Managing Partners Forum. Read more
20 12 2011
Global Industrial Rents See Continued Growth
Global industrial rents have continued to grow, according to new research from CBRE, as a lack of significant new development has fueled global growth in prime industrial rents in 2011 and will underpin continued rent increases over the next two years.
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07 12 2011
Most competitive Real Estate debt offered by Insurers
London, 7 December 2011 – Insurance companies offer the most competitive real estate debt terms on the market, new research from CBRE has revealed. With maximum loan-to-values (LTVs) of 69 per cent and typical margins of 2.4 per cent, insurers are offering deals some 20-30 basis points below the market average of 66.2 per cent and 2.6 per cent respectively. Read more
04 11 2011
Newsweek Ranks CBRE Group, Inc. Greenest Real Estate Firm For 2011
Newsweek, a leading U.S. weekly newsmagazine, has ranked CBRE Group, Inc. the greenest real estate company in its 2011 Green Rankings. The list measures the environmental performance of the 500 largest U.S.-based publicly traded companies. The ranking is based on each company's environmental impact, management and disclosure efforts.
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19 10 2010
Prime Rents Stable in Q3
Prime rental growth for commercial property was marginally positive this quarter, growing by 0.2%. Read more
The Americas was the best performing region globally for real estate investment value, according to the Q1 2012 CBRE Capital Value Index. This marks a shift from 2011, when Asia Pacific set the pace for global real estate investment performance.
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The case for investing in commercial real estate is being augmented by particular features of the current economic climate, argues a new paper from CBRE, Time to Overweight Real Estate, The Case for Property in 2012
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