Property managers
CBRE Property Management
CBRE's property management business runs buildings and portfolios for their owners, covering day-to-day operations, engineering, property accounting and tenant services across office, industrial, retail and residential assets. CBRE organises this work in a Building Operations & Experience segment with its own chief executive.
Management sits on the firm's own technology. CBRE says the CBRE Q platform covers 8 billion square feet of space under management, ingests data from more than 300 global sources, and is used by about 90 of the Fortune 100. The same platform supplies reporting to owners and the firm's research teams.
CBRE Group, Inc. trades on the New York Stock Exchange. Its Building Operations & Experience segment acquired Industrious, a workplace operator, which CBRE presents as part of a wider bet on how buildings are operated rather than only leased.
The management services URL carried on file no longer resolves to a page, and no crawled page sets out management scope, staffing or fees. Ask CBRE which entity would hold the management agreement and what the fee structure looks like for a portfolio of a given size.
Best for
Institutional owners handing operations of an office, industrial, retail or residential portfolio to a global manager. Single-asset owners wanting a local manager will find no published scope or fee information to work from.
What they do
- Commercial property management
- Building engineering and operations
- Property accounting and owner reporting
- Tenant services
- Portfolio management
- Operational reporting through the CBRE Q platform
Details
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Ownership | Public |
What stands out
- CBRE reports 8 billion square feet of space under management on its technology platform.
- About 90 of the Fortune 100 use CBRE Q technology, according to CBRE.
- CBRE's Building Operations & Experience segment acquired workplace operator Industrious.