Commercial real estate valuations local-currency revenue growth measures year-over-year change in CBRE valuation-services revenue after removing foreign-currency translation effects.
CBRE reported 10% local-currency growth in valuations revenue in the second quarter of 2026. Reported growth was 12%.
U.S. activity drove the increase
CBRE said valuations growth was especially strong in the United States.
The service is less directly tied to transaction closings than leasing or property sales.
Valuation revenue is not property-value appreciation
Revenue reflects professional valuation activity and pricing, not changes in underlying asset values.
Read it with Advisory local-currency revenue growth and resilient business revenue growth.
Primary source: CBRE Q2 2026 SEC-filed earnings release.
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