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Investment Services

Colliers International's elite team of institutional investment sales specialists sees beyond the bricks and mortar to analyze how property acquisition, ownership and disposition can accelerate the success of your financial portfolio.

We work with national and global institutions and investors to identify, evaluate and select assets that best complement their portfolio, property performance, income goals, and risk profile. This often requires complex analysis and innovative thinking to provide a defensible, well-researched strategy for asset acquisition.

When the time is right for disposition, we provide a clear competitive analysis and transaction history of comparable assets to maximize the property's momentum in the market. Through our best-in-class marketing technology and our creative approach, we drive strong investor interest in properties. At the same time, we work with you to preserve confidentiality, minimize disruption to tenants and prevent surprises in the due diligence process.

Through our integrated platform, we offer owners debt placement, valuation and appraisal services, property assessment and management, and project management services to increase the asset's income stream and overall value.

Our proven system of investment sales takes into account each investor's unique priorities and weighted concerns for price, closure and risk. The outcome of our specialized approach is strategic development of the property's competitive profile, speed to market and careful negotiation to ensure a smooth closure and the investment return.

Featured Publication

Global Investor Sentiment 2011 Survey

Global economic conditions have changed significantly since the last Global Survey of Investor Sentiment was undertaken in 2010. Consumer and business confidence is low in large parts of the world and sovereign debt issues remain a significant risk factor in Europe and the US. Talk of a double-dip recession continues to occur. Whilst towards the end of 2010, most economic commentary was becoming more confident, this is not the case now.