This article is from the Australian Property Journal archive
CBRE has tripled the size of its Adelaide valuations and advisory services team in less than three months with new hires strengthening its expertise in the commercial, developments, aged care and healthcare and childcare sectors.
Adrian Burg has joined CBRE as director, with a primary focus on the valuation of infill development sites, residential projects/feasibility analysis, education assets and specialised mortgage finance and financial reporting valuation work.
Rebecca McCrea has also been appointed director, undertaking valuation on a wide range of commercial property sectors with a focus on the retail, childcare and health and aged care investment markets.
At the same time, Iain Henshaw has returned to CBRE as a director, specialising in commercial office valuations across Adelaide.
In other appointments, Dominica Hatfield has also been appointed to the role of assistant valuer and Adam Linke as valuer, having completed his traineeship and transitioning from the CBRE residential team in early 2020.
These appointments follow the hiring of former JLL executive and industrial valuation specialist Paul McKay in February to lead the agency’s commercial valuation and advisory services business.
McKay said the highlighted CBRE’s commitment to provide market leading valuation services in each of the major property sectors.
“The SA valuation and advisory services team has tripled in size in less than three months, which represents an unprecedented rate of growth in the Adelaide market,” McKay said.
“Adrian and Rebecca’s appointments bring a wealth of commercial valuation experience and particularly expertise in critical market sectors such as residential development, healthcare and childcare, which will significantly increase our product offering to CBRE’s established client base.”
“The new appointments this year show that South Australia’s best valuers are recognising CBRE’s new direction, strategy and technological advantage provides them with the platform to provide their clients with the very best service possible.” McKay concluded.
