Globally, Cushman & Wakefield was also ranked the #1 advisory and consultancy in Property Appraisal and Research, each for the fourth consecutive year; also ranked 1st in Leases and Sales, for the third consecutive year, and as an Investment Manager for the second consecutive year.
In Brazil, the company also won first place as the Best Real Estate Consultancy in the country, winning in all categories: General (Overall), Leases and Sales (Agency – Letting/sales) and Property Valuation (Property Valuation).
“We are proud to be continually recognized as the world's preferred real estate company,” said John Forrester, global president of Cushman & Wakefield. “Our people continue to lead the industry, skillfully navigating an ever-evolving landscape and have demonstrated unparalleled creativity and dedication.”
In addition to its global and Brazilian recognition, Cushman & Wakefield was named Best Real Estate Consulting in Asia-Pacific, Central and Eastern Europe, Latin America, Argentina, China, Colombia, Croatia, India, Japan, Peru, Philippines, Portugal, Serbia and Vietnam. The company has also received several country-level recognitions.
“Cushman & Wakefield benefited from record demand for e-commerce and industrial logistics, sectors that have seen strong growth in investor interest since the start of the pandemic. The company is well positioned to benefit from this industry shift in the global real estate market,” said Louise Bowman, editor of Euromoney.
Celina Antunes, president of the company for South America, highlights: "2021 is still a year of many challenges for our region, but we are proud to have maintained the excellence in our services, a fact that is recognized by the award."
Euromoney's 17th annual survey analyzed the opinions of leading companies involved in real estate around the world to determine which companies they believed were the best providers of real estate products and services in their market during the past 12 months. Consultants, developers, investment managers, banks and corporate end users of real estate were invited to respond to the survey. Full results are published here External Link.
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