- CBRE Australia offers a full suite of services across offices, industrial & logistics, retail, data centres and more, anchored in research and data intelligence
- The firm navigates headwinds including shifting occupancy models, climate risk, capital constraints and rising demand for digital real estate tools
CBRE Pty Limited’s growth and strategic orientation
According to IBISWorld, CBRE Australia derives most of its revenue from the real estate services sector. On LinkedIn, CBRE Asia Pacific positions its team as over 20,000 professionals focused on integrated solutions across the region. This scale allows CBRE Australia to tap global tools, cross-border capital and best practices in areas such as workplace consulting, advisory, and digital infrastructure.
CBRE Australia invests heavily in insights and research. Its “Talking Property” podcast and market outlook reporting seek to anticipate shifts in demand, capital flows and asset class performance. In industrial & logistics, for instance, its Q1 2025 figures show Australia’s vacancy rate averaging just 2.5 %, and net leasing activity up 22 % year-on-year — underscoring tight markets and investor appetite.
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Challenges and innovations in Australia’s real estate realm
Australia’s property sector faces multiple structural stresses.Moreover, population growth, housing pressure and undersupply are driving innovation in residential, co-living and financing structures across Australia.
CBRE Pty Limited, backed by global resources and local expertise, increasingly acts as a strategic partner — not just an agent — helping clients to navigate complexity, adapt their portfolios and capitalise on new trends. If it delivers on data, sustainability, agility and capital alignment, it may help define the next generation of Australia’s built environment.
