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Posted: March 26, 2012
CBRE Group named top commercial real estate brand for 11th straight year
CBRE Group Inc. (CBRE) has been named the top global brand in commercial real estate, according to a survey of industry professionals worldwide by The Lipsey Company. CBRE has been named the industry's number-one brand by Lipsey for 11 consecutive years.
The Lipsey survey measures commercial real estate professionals' perceptions of the industry's leading brands. More than 50,000 U.S. and international professionals participated in the 2012 survey, including property owners, investors, lenders, occupiers, brokers and property managers.
"We are deeply honored that our clients and industry peers have selected CBRE for this recognition for 11 straight years," said Brett White, CBRE's chief executive officer.
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