Chris Jones

Head of Data Centre Transactions & Solutions • United Kingdom

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Chris Jones

Head of Data Centre Transactions & Solutions • United Kingdom

Chris has been a market leader in data centre real estate for over 30 years, having transacted 500,000m² of technical space and a gigawatt of power.

He specialises in acquiring and marketing technical space from development land through to shell & core, operational facilities and colocation.

Clients include occupiers, operators, investors and developers of data centre space including government bodies, international carriers, hyperscalers, technology integrators, hosting companies and enterprises from high street retailers to global investment banks.

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Global Occupier Services
Future-proof your portfolio. Create inspiring on-site experiences. Unlock the potential of your real estate.
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Integrated Portfolio Management

Our commercial property management services focus our Transaction Management, Portfolio Administration and Portfolio Strategy activity around our clients’ business challenges and priorities.

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Transaction Management

Providing you with the right space, the right strategy, in the right locations to support your business growth and flexibility.

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Melbco
When you choose our Victorian Commercial Sales Team Melbco, you’re securing the best commercial property team in Melbourne. Across a range of specialisations, we have the right tools, insights, connections and unrivalled competence to achieve exceptional outcomes.
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Living Lab
The problems that we must solve today, have never been solved. As a result, research and building a culture of curiosity is central to addressing the multiple changes needed within the built environment.
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Agency Leasing
Cushman & Wakefield’s Agency Leasing experts ensure that your assets yield high value and attract long-term tenants.
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Valuation and Advisory
Giving you the confidence to make informed decisions.
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Lease Transaction and Advisory
Cushman & Wakefield is one of the world’s leading providers of leasing advice to occupiers as well as investors and owners of real estate in the service sector.

Whether you want to streamline your portfolio, navigate a rent review or relocate your company, getting the best property advice from the right people can make all the difference.
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Design + Build
Perhaps you have a good understanding of your real estate requirements and want the certainty of a fixed price with an expert partner?
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Asset Services
Asset Management for Smarter and Better Buildings Consistent across EMEA, to ensure buildings and people thrive.
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Multifamily Advisory Group
Cushman & Wakefield’s Multifamily Advisory Group supports and empowers investors to make the most of their potential and maximize the value of their multifamily assets.
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Corporate Capital Markets
Real Estate Strategy, Financial Structuring & Transaction Services for Corporations, Institutions & Organizations
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