HSBC Appoints CBRE As Global Property Advisor For 72 Million Sq Ft Portfolio

venerdì, luglio 29th, 2011

London, 28 July 2011 – CB Richard Ellis Group, Inc. (NYSE:CBG) today announced that it has been appointed by HSBC to serve as Global Strategic Property Portfolio Manager and Regional Transaction Partner in the Europe, Asia, North America and Latin America regions.

Over half of world’s most popular office locations are in emerging markets

martedì, luglio 26th, 2011

Many cities in emerging markets are attracting a similar number of international office occupiers as established business centres, according to a forthcoming study by CB Richard Ellis (CBRE).

CBRE strengthens cross-border retail team

lunedì, luglio 25th, 2011

London, 25 July 2011 – CB Richard Ellis (CBRE), the world’s largest commercial real estate services firm, has strengthened its Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) and Asia retail teams with several senior appointments.

CBRE strengthens cross-border retail team

lunedì, luglio 25th, 2011

London, 25 July 2011 – CB Richard Ellis (CBRE), the world’s largest commercial real estate services firm, has strengthened its Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) and Asia retail teams with several senior appointments.

Asian Cities Now Dominate World’s Top Business Locations

mercoledì, luglio 20th, 2011

Western link to China makes Hong Kong number one international business hub. London, 20 July 2011 – The world’s largest companies are opting to locate their offices in booming Asian economies, reflecting a shift in global economic power, according to new research by CB Richard Ellis (CBRE). Business Footprints, the first study of its kind that analyses the office locations of 280 of the world’s largest companies across 232 cities, found that Hong Kong is the most popular city for international businesses, with 68.2% of international companies surveyed represented there.

CBRE research shows European property investment slows to €25 billion in Q2

martedì, luglio 19th, 2011

London, 19 July 2011 – European property investment activity slowed to €25bn in the second quarter (Q2) of 2011, reflecting growing uncertainty in Europe as a result of the continuing sovereign debt crisis, according to the latest data from CB Richard Ellis Group, Inc (CBRE).