CBRE Leads Global Real Estate Investment Sales Activity In First Half Of 2023

CBRE was the top-ranked firm for global commercial real estate  investment sales during the first half of 2023, according to MSCI Real Assets. CBRE also held the number one spot in Asia Pacific. 

MSCI Real Assets credited CBRE with a 26% market share across all property types on a global basis in  H1 2023— more than the market share of the number two and three firms combined.

CBRE’s advantage over the number two firm increased by 400 basis points compared with H1 2022. 

In addition to being number one globally, CBRE held the top spot for commercial real estate investment  sales in Asia Pacific with a 38% market share.

It also held the top spot in the Americas (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 utilise our extensive regional expertise to support our clients in attainting their investment goals, even in  the face of a challenging market environment.” 

CBRE held the top spot in MSCI Real Assets global rankings across the five largest asset classes— office (23% market share), industrial (29%), retail (24%), multifamily (28%) and hotels (26%). 

“CBRE Capital Markets teams around the world facilitate more cross-border investment than any other  firm due to our global platform and deep expertise across diverse property sectors,” said Chris Ludeman,  Global President of Capital Markets for CBRE.

“In the current volatile market environment, we are  enhancing our client service even further. Our teams are committed to delivering exceptional results and  actionable guidance that empowers investors to optimise returns.” 

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