Property advisers part two
Language: English Series: Asia Property ; October 2009, 16-17(2)Publication details: 2009Subject(s): Summary: How CBRE, DTZ and Cushman and Wakefield are positioned in Asia is examined in Part Two of a survey of the major property advisers in the region (see also Part One L148585). CBRE is the largest property adviser in the Asia Pacific region in terms of revenues. DTZ has had the toughest time of all the global advisers over the last 18 months but its Asia Pacific business remains a jewel in its crown and is earmarked for expansion. Cushman and Wakefield is the smallest of the global players active in the region where it aims to expand. Table provides key financial data for the big seven property advisers covered in the survey.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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| Journal article | London Journal article | L148784 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Available | 148784-1001 |
How CBRE, DTZ and Cushman and Wakefield are positioned in Asia is examined in Part Two of a survey of the major property advisers in the region (see also Part One L148585). CBRE is the largest property adviser in the Asia Pacific region in terms of revenues. DTZ has had the toughest time of all the global advisers over the last 18 months but its Asia Pacific business remains a jewel in its crown and is earmarked for expansion. Cushman and Wakefield is the smallest of the global players active in the region where it aims to expand. Table provides key financial data for the big seven property advisers covered in the survey.