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  • Cushman & Wakefield has had a strong year in Argentina’s commercial real estate industry, with a particular focus on office, industrial, logistics, and retail markets. Specifically, in Buenos Aires, the company has closely monitored the changing dynamics of office space with the rise of remote and hybrid work. They support businesses by advising on adaptable class A office spaces that align with flexible and high-quality facility needs, enhancing the appeal of urban office locations.
  • Banco Popular Dominicano has solidified its position as the market leader in the Dominican Republic’s real estate sector through solid financial performance and new strategies. During the review period, its mortgage loan portfolio grew by 13%, reaching Ps$62 billion ($1 billion), with Ps17.2 billion disbursed, benefiting over 3,500 clients. The bank’s construction loans saw even greater growth, with a 41% increase in approved loans and a 94% rise in disbursements.
  • Vinhomes wins Vietnam’s best residential developer this year after demonstrating relentless efforts to launch new projects and lead residential development.
  • Over the review period, GPS Property Solutions’ advisory division has demonstrated strong financial and market performance. With a highly skilled team of 10 professionals, the firm successfully completed 22 transactions, amounting to $148 million – an impressive increase from the previous year.
  • Sonae Sierra has demonstrated strong operational performance over the review period, complemented by key strategic investments and a steadfast commitment to sustainability.
  • Skanska has seen strong recognition in its project portfolio, market leadership, and commitment to sustainability and innovation throughout the review period.
  • Famous for its residential development, Alveo Land is committed to creating vibrant and groundbreaking communities across the Philippines and is named the Philippines' best residential developer.
  • Riyad Bank has made a distinctive mark on Saudi Arabia’s real estate sector through a mix of strategic financing initiatives, collaborative projects and active participation in national programmes.
  • With over 206,460 sqm of gross leasable area, Red Megacentro is a leading industrial real estate company specializing in warehouses and self-storage facilities in Peru and Latin America. Its revenue and EBITDA grew by 10% and 8% respectively, with US$19 million of that generated from Peru, comprising 12% of the company's total EBITDA distribution. Megacentro manages over 9,000 tenants with long-term relationships averaging eight years. Its diverse client base, where no single client represents more than 6% of billing, mitigates its liquidity risk.
  • Stanbic Kenya Bank Limited has innovative financial solutions and commitment to supporting the country's real estate sector. One of Stanbic’s offerings is its structured term and development facilities, designed to provide real estate developers with the flexibility needed for rapid project execution. These facilities enable more efficient expansion and completion of real estate developments. In addition, Stanbic’s dual currency facility structures help clients manage currency volatility and rental risks, offering financial stability in a fluctuating economic environment.
  • With capabilities to offer tailored solutions and insights for clients, CBRE was named Singapore's best real estate agency.
  • Over the review period, Cushman & Wakefield has been adapting to changing demands in Brazil’s commercial real estate market, with a focus on major office markets in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. In 2023, the office sector saw growing interest in flexible workspaces, especially in high-end Class A and A+ properties. This shift led Cushman & Wakefield to refine strategies to match evolving corporate needs, aligning occupancy rates with emerging work models.