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Colliers review

Colliers has three businesses, and engineering is 31% of revenue. Colliers describes a “partnership philosophy” that “ensures meaningful inside ownership,” so local leaders hold equity. In the same release it announced a deal to acquire Ayesa Engineering.

Last verified: 2026-10-20

Commercial brokerage
Colliers
6.8 / 10
Overall score
Conditional recommend

Toronto, Ontario · Public (Nasdaq and TSX: CIGI). Scored on 65 of 100 points.

IndependentNo sponsorshipsEvidence-based
● Who this firm is actually best forOwners and occupiers who also need engineering or project work, and buyers who value local leaders with equity in the firm.
● Look elsewhere if you areBuyers who want the deepest single-vendor facilities outsourcing bench. CBRE, JLL and Cushman & Wakefield report much larger management businesses.

Key facts

ItemDetail
HeadquartersToronto, Ontario. Dateline and IR phone (416) in the FY2025 release are Toronto.
OwnershipPublic (Nasdaq and TSX: CIGI)
FY2025 revenue$5.56 billion
People24,000 professionals
CoverageGlobal; country count not stated in the sources we read
ServicesCommercial real estate, engineering, investment management ($108 billion AUM)
LeadershipJay S. Hennick, Global Chairman and CEO; Christian Mayer, CFO (FY2025 release)
FeesColliers publishes no fee schedule.
Websitewww.colliers.com

Source for all rows: Colliers FY2025 results release (Feb 13, 2026), accessed 2026-10-20.

What the filings reveal

Revenue mix, FY2025

LineRevenueShare
Commercial Real Estate$3.29 billion59.2%
Engineering$1.73 billion31.2%
Investment Management$532.3 million9.6%
Corporate$0.7 million0.0%

Net revenues were $4.87 billion and adjusted EBITDA was $732.5 million. Investment management AUM was $108.2 billion at December 31, 2025, up 9% year on year.

Score breakdown

25%Scope
20%Fees
15%Client exp.
15%Coverage
10%Response
10%Reviews
5%Scale
CriterionWeightScore /10Points
Scope of services25922.5
Fee transparency2036.0
Client experience15pending
Market coverage15812.0
Responsiveness10pending
Verified reviews10pending
Scale573.5

Math: 44.0 points earned of 65 available. 44.0 / 65 × 10 = 6.8 / 10. Client experience, responsiveness and verified reviews are pending. See how we score.

Where it ranks

In Charlotte

300 W. Summit Avenue, Suite 200, Charlotte, NC 28203. The office began in 2005 as Clarus Properties, a two-person boutique founded by Lawrence Shaw and Greg Copps, and became Colliers | Charlotte in November 2010. Its page features industrial teams, including the Moss | Miller Industrial Team. Source: Colliers Charlotte city page. See the Charlotte hub.

Colliers brokers we profile

Kim Kendall (Charlotte, NC, office leasing); Don Moss (Charlotte, NC, industrial leasing and sales); Wes Williams (Houston, TX, industrial leasing and sales); Don MacWilliam (Phoenix, AZ, industrial leasing and sales). Not a ranking. See the broker section.

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Evidence notes

Last verified 2026-10-20. Figures were re-read from the linked sources that day.

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  • Profile published. Score carried over unchanged from the main ranking.

Other profiles: CBRE JLL Cushman & Wakefield Newmark Marcus & Millichap

Sources

  1. Colliers FY2025 results release (Feb 13, 2026) · accessed 2026-10-20
  2. Colliers Charlotte city page · accessed 2026-10-20