Cbre And Deutsche Bank Extend Global Deal Integrated Property Services

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CBRE and Deutsche Bank have renewed their global agreement, with CBRE providing integrated facilities management services in most markets, except for Germany, Luxembourg, and Italy, and also offering advisory and transaction services for the bank. With a real estate portfolio spanning more than 50 countries, Deutsche Bank’s partnership with CBRE aims to drive significant savings through improved office utilisation and enhanced workplace experiences.

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This partnership between CBRE and Deutsche Bank dates back to 2010, when CBRE was first engaged to provide facilities management services for the bank in select markets in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. “We have been entrusted with key aspects of Deutsche Bank’s real estate portfolio for the past 15 years, and we are proud to continue growing our relationship with the bank,” says Emma Giamartino, CFO of CBRE.

In a recent press release, CBRE highlights the importance of this renewed partnership, stating that it will enable Deutsche Bank to achieve greater operational efficiency and smarter office utilisation across its portfolio. “The extension of our trusted partnership with CBRE will allow us to deliver optimal results for our real estate operations,” adds Rebecca Short, COO of Deutsche Bank.

This renewal comes at a time when CBRE’s latest Occupier Sentiment Survey for the Asia Pacific region shows a weakening sentiment among occupiers in most property sectors for the second quarter of 2020. Despite this, CBRE remains a top choice for companies seeking innovative real estate solutions and reliable services.