CBRE tops global real estate investment sales in H1

It also held the highest share across the five largest asset classes.

CBRE is the leading commercial real estate firm in terms of investment sales in the first half of the year as it accounted for 26% share across all property types globally, according to MSCI Real Assets.

The property firm is also the leading commercial real estate company in terms of investment sales in Asia Pacific, securing a 38% market share. Its lead over the top two and three firms increased by 400 basis points compared to the same period last year.

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It also holds the top spot in the Americas with 25%, and Europe, Middle East & Africa (19%).

“The exceptional performance of CBRE across all major asset types in the Asia Pacific region is a clear indication of the strong relationships and trust that our clients have bestowed upon us,” said Greg Hyland, Head of Capital Markets, Asia Pacific for CBRE.

“Our Capital Markets teams will continue to utilize our extensive regional expertise to support our clients in attaining their investment goals, even in the face of a challenging market environment,” he added.

CBRE is also the leading property firm across the five largest asset classes globally, holding a 23% market share in office, 29% in industrial, 24% in retail, 28% in multifamily, and 26% in hotels.

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