DTZ

DTZ
DTZ
Type Public (LSEdtz)
Industry Real Estate
Headquarters London, UK
Area served Worldwide
Key people John Forrester, Group Chief Executive;
James Thomson, Group Finance Director & Global Chief Operating Officer;
Menno Maas, CEO of Continental Europe, Middle East and Africa;
Killian O’Higgins, CEO of Asia-Pacific
Products Asset Services, Brokerage, Capital Markets, Consulting, Corporate Services, Investment Brokerage/Agency, Investment Management, Mapping Services, Project Management, Property Management, Research & Investment Strategy, Retail, Valuation & Advisory Services
Employees 10,000+
Website http://www.dtz.com/

DTZ is a global real estate adviser headquartered in London, employing over 10,000 people in 148 cities in 43 countries, operating in Europe, Middle East and Africa, Asia and the Americas.

DTZ's parent company, DTZ Holdings plc, has been quoted on the main market of the London Stock Exchange since 1987.

DTZ Headquarters at 125 Old Broad Street, London, UK

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History

DTZ's history dates back to 1784 with the founding of predecessor firm Cheshire Gibson in Birmingham, UK. A second predecessor firm, Debenham and Tewson was founded in London in 1853. A merger creates Debenham, Tewson & Chinnocks in 1913. In 1987 Debenham, Tewson & Chinnocks Holdings plc floats on the London Stock Exchange. The DTZ brand was created in 1993 following a joint venture with Jean Thouard of France and the Zadelhoff Group in Germany and the Netherlands; this was followed by a merger with Bernard Thorpe in the UK[1]. Following an equity exchange with Asian partners CY Leung & Co and Edmund Tie & Co, the DTZ brand is extended to Asia and the Holdings company is renamed DTZ Holdings plc in 1999. Since then DTZ had acquired other companies, such as Donaldsons LLP[2] and J. J. Barnicke Ltd[3].

Services

DTZ offers advisory and consultancy services in five areas: capital markets (investment and asset management), valuation (company accounts, loan security, mergers and acquisitions, taxation), occupational and development markets (leasing, landlord and tenant advice, real estate trading), construction and facility management (general building consultancy and project management) as well as consulting and research (market analysis).

References

  1. ^ http://www.dtz.com/Global/Who_we_are/History
  2. ^ http://uk.reuters.com/article/businessNews/idUKL1067247320070710
  3. ^ http://www.remonline.com/home/?p=224

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