This article is from the Australian Property Journal archive
CBRE has added a specialist valuation team led by Dylan Adams to its valuation and advisory services, alternative assets business.
Adams will take on the role of national director of alternative assets, along with Emily Quick as associate director and Jack Seymour as assistant valuer.
The team will be based in Sydney and will focus on alternative assets across Australia, such as self-storage, service stations, childcare centres and educational assets.
“This new team builds on our existing strong position in alternative assets, bringing significant experience, expertise and a national focus, ensuring we can provide our clients with consistent, market-leading advice in these fields,” said Kyle Richardson, head of commercial valuations at CBRE, Australia.
Adams will bring more than a decade of experience working in valuations, including five years at Colliers, where as the director of specialisations he led the national alternative assets team.
While as a team, Adams, Quick and Seymour have worked on of the most significant transaction in the sector across Australia and New Zealand.
“The team and I are excited to be joining CBRE, as the company hones its focus on alternative asset classes. CBRE’s global reputation is undeniable and only matched by its best-in-class platform, which will enable us to service our clients to greater and more effective outcomes,” said Adams.
The addition of this team follows CBRE’s February appointment of Jenna Wallace to lead the group’s Pacific transaction management and portfolio services team and Lee Holdsworth to its new petroleum, oil, gas and energy capital markets team in Melbourne.
“We are enthusiastic by what the future holds and what we can bring to the greater team,” concluded Adams.
