DOHA: DTZ Qatar yesterday announced it has rebranded as Cushman & Wakefield Qatar, following a global merger between top global real estate consultants DTZ and Cushman & Wakefield.
What began as a small family business in New York is now the largest global real estate consultancy with over 400 offices in 70 countries employing 51,000 people.
Globally, Cushman & Wakefield manages over 3.6 billion sq ft of property and had a revenue of $8.2bn in 2018.
Edd Brookes, General Manager of Cushman & Wakefield Qatar, said: “The only thing that we are more passionate about than all things real estate is quite simply our clients, they are the centre of everything that we do.”
Cushman & Wakefield Qatar, with their main Qatar office located on 32nd floor of the prestigious Tornado Tower building in West Bay provide a complete real estate consultancy service including Valuation, Consultancy and Research, Feasibility Studies, Commercial and Residential Leasing and Sales, Property Management and Investment Sales and Acquisitions.
Over the last 15 years the Qatar office has led a large number of very high-profile real estate projects for both Government, semi-Government, Banking and private clients within Qatar.
“At the heart of our business is high quality, Internationally recognised RICS (Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors) standards and accountability. We are immensely proud of playing our small part in contributing to Qatar’s vibrant economy and upholding high professional standards within the real estate sector, which is a crucial driver as Qatar continues with its diversifying away from its reliance from the petrochemicals sector. Qatar has been a truly wonderfully positive environment in which to grow our business and we look forward to continuing our expansions and serving our client’s needs to our very best abilities,” Brookes added.
