CBRE
A/P - answer Accounts Payable
A/R - answer accounts receivable
ACH - answer automated clearing house
APAC - answer Asia pacific
BA - answer business analyst
CAM - answer common area maintenance
CAPP - answer Client accounting policies and procedures
CBRE - answerColdwell Banker Richard Ellis
Following the 1906 San Francisco earthquake, Tucker, Lynch & Coldwell was
established on August 27, 1906, and renamed Coldwell, Banker & Company in 1940. In
1989, in a leveraged buyout, CB Commercial was spun off as a privately held company,
CB Commercial Real Estate Group Inc., from Coldwell Banker which, after financial
difficulties, was later acquired by Realogy.[5] Following CB Commercial's 1998
acquisition of Richard Ellis International Limited, which traced its roots to London in
1773, the company changed its name to CB Richard Ellis.[citation needed]
In June 2004, CBRE began trading on the New York Stock Exchange. In 2005, CBRE
was first recognized as a Fortune 1000 company, and in 2006 it was added to the S&P
500.[6] In late 2006, CBRE merged with Trammell Crow Company in a transaction
valued at $2.2 billion.[7]
In February 2011, CBRE won in auction the right to buy ING's real estate investment
management business in Europe and Asia (Asia acquisition completed in October 2011)
[1] as well as ING's United States-based Clarion Real Estate Securities division, making
CBRE the "world's biggest real estate investment manager".[8] The agreement also
included ING's listed securities business.[8]
CCC - answerChange Control Committee
CDC - answerClearview Data Center
CM - answerchange management
A/P - answer Accounts Payable
A/R - answer accounts receivable
ACH - answer automated clearing house
APAC - answer Asia pacific
BA - answer business analyst
CAM - answer common area maintenance
CAPP - answer Client accounting policies and procedures
CBRE - answerColdwell Banker Richard Ellis
Following the 1906 San Francisco earthquake, Tucker, Lynch & Coldwell was
established on August 27, 1906, and renamed Coldwell, Banker & Company in 1940. In
1989, in a leveraged buyout, CB Commercial was spun off as a privately held company,
CB Commercial Real Estate Group Inc., from Coldwell Banker which, after financial
difficulties, was later acquired by Realogy.[5] Following CB Commercial's 1998
acquisition of Richard Ellis International Limited, which traced its roots to London in
1773, the company changed its name to CB Richard Ellis.[citation needed]
In June 2004, CBRE began trading on the New York Stock Exchange. In 2005, CBRE
was first recognized as a Fortune 1000 company, and in 2006 it was added to the S&P
500.[6] In late 2006, CBRE merged with Trammell Crow Company in a transaction
valued at $2.2 billion.[7]
In February 2011, CBRE won in auction the right to buy ING's real estate investment
management business in Europe and Asia (Asia acquisition completed in October 2011)
[1] as well as ING's United States-based Clarion Real Estate Securities division, making
CBRE the "world's biggest real estate investment manager".[8] The agreement also
included ING's listed securities business.[8]
CCC - answerChange Control Committee
CDC - answerClearview Data Center
CM - answerchange management
