Cushman & Wakefield, the global property consultant, has named Veritas Brown as its new alliance partner in Kazakhstan. Veritas Brown is one of the largest and leading providers of real estate services in the Kazakh real estate market and now has around 30 employees operating from offices in Almaty, Atyrau and Aktau.
Cushman & Wakefield, the global property consultant, has named Veritas Brown as its new alliance partner in Kazakhstan. Veritas Brown is one of the largest and leading providers of real estate services in the Kazakh real estate market and now has around 30 employees operating from offices in Almaty, Atyrau and Aktau.
Cushman & Wakefield offers real estate services to domestic and international clients across the entire Central Asian region via its office in Moscow and now through this alliance in Kazakhstan with Veritas Brown.
Tim Millard, Managing Partner Cushman & Wakefield Moscow commented, 'We are delighted that Veritas Brown has joined the Cushman & Wakefield family. Veritas Brown is an acknowledged market leader in Kazakhstan and principles and approach to business are closely aligned with those of Cushman & Wakefield. Kazakhstan is going to be an important growth market over the next few years and we are looking forward to deepening our involvement there through the well-established business of Veritas Brown.'
Steve Brown, Veritas Brown Managing Partner, commented, 'Veritas Brown is pleased to be partnered with this premier firm. Becoming part of the Cushman & Wakefield global network provides the resources to offer a broader range of real estate services, as well as enhance our existing service lines. The presence of Cushman & Wakefield in Kazakhstan is a welcome addition and one which will undoubtedly have a long term positive impact in the domestic real estate market'
Guy Douetil, partner responsible for Cushman & Wakefield’s Alliance Partner Programme said: 'Kazakhstan is both rich in natural resources and has been politically stable over the last 20 years. There is a strong commercial real estate market and we see a significant growth in the corporate sector over the next five years - not only in energy and minerals extraction, but also in banking and finance, pharmaceuticals and consumer goods.'