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CBRE Group
CBRE · NYSEReal Estate Services
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Company details
Market cap
$39B
P/E ratio
~34×
Div yield
0%
Net income
$1.16B
Revenue
$40.6B
Rev. growth
+13%
Employees
~155,000
Property managed
7B+ sq ft
In plain English
CBRE is the world's largest commercial-property services firm. It doesn't own the buildings — it makes money on the work around them: brokering leases and sales, running and maintaining the world's offices and warehouses (now its biggest business after buying Industrious and J&J Worldwide), managing huge construction programmes through Turner & Townsend, and investing in real assets. Its fees rise and fall with how much property changes hands and how busy occupiers are.
In simple terms
What CBRE Group really sells
CBRE is the world's largest commercial-property services firm. It doesn't own the buildings — it makes money on the work around them: brokering leases and sales, running and maintaining the world's offices and warehouses (now its biggest business after buying Industrious and J&J Worldwide), managing huge construction programmes through Turner & Townsend, and investing in real assets. Its fees rise and fall with how much property changes hands and how busy occupiers are.
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