CBRE's Trading Volume Surges 55.4% to 2.35 Billion, Ranks 433rd in Market

On June 10, 2025, CBRE's trading volume reached 2.35 billion, marking a 55.4% increase from the previous day, placing it 433rd in the day's stock market rankings. CBRE's stock price rose by 3.11%, marking its sixth consecutive day of gains, with a total increase of 6.66% over the past six days.

CBRE has announced its acquisition of Burgess Rawson's east coast business, aiming to leverage its network of high-net-worth investors. This strategic move is part of CBRE's broader plan to expand its reach in the private investor market. The acquisition is expected to bolster CBRE's Metropolitan Investments business, which focuses on commercial assets and development sites valued up to $35 million. This deal is anticipated to close next month, enhancing CBRE's ability to serve a diverse client base, including developers, REITs, syndicators, family offices, and owner-operators.

In response to the acquisition, Burgess Rawson Western Australia (WA) has clarified that the deal does not impact its operations. Chris Wiese, managing director of Burgess Rawson WA, emphasized that the Western Australian arm remains independently owned and operated. This clarification ensures that clients in WA will continue to receive the same high levels of personalized service and independent advice, under the leadership of the local team. Burgess Rawson WA will continue to support property owners, investors, and tenants with market-leading services, including sales, leasing, valuation, and property management.