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CB Richard Ellis has been the leader in commercial real estate in the metropolitan New York marketplace for more than a quarter century. With more than 700 employees, our operations in New York City serve the diverse needs of property owners, corporate users and institutions – helping them to achieve their objectives of expansion, consolidation, acquisition, disposition or asset enhancement.
Our professionals have long been recognized for their ability to structure and complete large, sophisticated transactions on behalf of our clients. In fact, for each of the last seven years, we have completed more of the top 50 commercial real estate transactions in Manhattan than any other firm.
Our comprehensive services and delivery platform has set the benchmark for the industry. Proprietary market research and analysis capabilities, coupled with state-of-the-art technology resources, ensure that we approach every assignment with an unmatched level of market intelligence and insight. A culture of collaboration empowers our people – and our clients – with the information they need to anticipate market opportunities, seize the competitive advantage and execute the best possible real estate strategies.
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CB Richard Ellis Manhattan State of the Market Breakfast
More than 500 CBRE clients and professionals came together on the morning of November 10 for the 2009 Manhattan State of the Market Breakfast. Mitch Rudin introduced John Powers, who delivered his annual market predictions, tying the global and New York economies to the Manhattan real estate market. Matt Van Buren followed and welcomed the morning’s special guest, Dr. Mitchell L. Moss—the Henry Hart Rice Professor of Urban Policy and Planning at NYU’s Wagner Graduate School of Public Service—who led the State of the Market panel discussion. Panel members included Paul Allegretti, Howard Fiddle, Darcy Stacom and Mary Ann Tighe, all of whom spoke candidly about their view of the market, touching on supply and demand, office build-outs, landlord and tenant outlooks and what lies ahead for the investment properties market and for New York City as a whole.
To view highlights of the 2009 State of the Market event, click here. |
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