How CBRE Builds Advantage for Retailers
CBRE is the world's leading global retail expert and our main aim is to match business owners, retail occupiers, and investors with excellent landlords and real estate properties setting the scene for future growth and success. Covering all sectors of the retail property market, we provide holistic retail property solutions to owners, investors and retailers in local, national and international markets.
Our 75,000-member global team has the expertise, tools, and networks to market properties and align businesses and their brands with the right retail opportunities. If you’re actively looking for buyers or retail properties to accelerate your growth, we’ll leverage our industry experience and professional relationships to meet your unique requirements.
Our Services
We work diligently to ensure the entire buying, selling and leasing process is as effortless as possible for our clients. We’ll work with you to learn more about your brand and its relation with customers to help you find a retail solution with a competitive edge. With our data-driven approach, we’ll bring you the best real estate opportunities that align with your business objectives.
With our full-service real-estate platform, we have the capacity to track trends and predict changes in the fast-moving retail real estate sector. We work seamlessly with our team members globally to make sure we find the right retailer for your property, ensuring you get great returns on your investment.
Having worked with a broad range of property owners and some of the largest shopping centres, we can give you advice that will help maximise your rental returns.
Service for Retailers
- Retail Occupier Representation
- Retail Analytics
- Transaction and Portfolio Management
- Project Management
- Facilities Management
- Valuation and Advisory
- Supply Chain Logistics Services
Service for Owners, Investors and Developers
- Retail Leasing
- Large Format Retail Leasing
- Retail Investments
- Retail Asset Management
- Project Management
- Asset Services
- Valuation and Advisory
Contact Information
Graeme Wakefield
Head of Retail
Pacific
Advisory & Transaction Services
Meagan Wakefield
Regional Director, Retail Services
Pacific
Property Management
Mark Wizel
National Director, Metropolitan Investments
Australia
Capital Markets
Latest Research and Reports
Sunshine Coast: Sun, surf and smart business
5 December 2019
Recent population growth in the Sunshine Coast has resulted in an increase in its skilled workforce; consequently, local government has recognised the need to accommodate the growth in skill sets and facilitate the movement towards a diversified economy, transforming the Sunshine Coast into a key economic centre where new commerce complements established industries.
5 December 2019
Australia Retail MarketView Q3 2019
22 October 2019
Retail sales grew by 2.5% y-o-y (3mma) in the year to August 2019. National retail rents remained broadly stable in Q3 2019. Whilst prime sites continue to experience strong demand, letting up periods in secondary locations have increased in comparison to 12 months previously. In October, consumer confidence dropped to 92.8 from 98.2 in September.
22 October 2019
Australia Major Report - Worlds Apart: more than distance separating Australian retail from the US - Part 2 October 2019
18 October 2019
In this two-part series we compare the Australian retail landscape with that of the United States, in part one focussing on international retail brands, tenancy mixes, insolvent retailers and online retail penetration. Building on these points, part two considers the role of physical retail supply and department stores and how these factors combine to impact the varying performance of bricks and mortar retail in both countries.
18 October 2019
Australia Major Report - Worlds Apart: More than distance separating Australian retail from the US - Part 1 October 2019
10 October 2019
In Australia and the US, bricks and mortar retail is undergoing change with both markets being affected by similar forces. Nevertheless, key differences between physical property characteristics, consumer behaviour and the volume of retail stock in both markets has, to date, seen Australia’s retail centres remain more stable by comparison. Provided that Australia’s retailers and landlords continue to adapt their offering to give people a reason to visit their stores and centres, this trend is expected to continue.
10 October 2019