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CBRE Hungary Won Euromoney’s “Best Research” Award Again

CBRE has been named the top global real estate advisory firm in the 2014 Euromoney real estate awards. CBRE is the only firm to achieve top honours in three consecutive years, and has now earned the highest award seven times in the ten years that Euromoney has been running its real estate awards program. The Hungarian office was awarded the Best Research recognition for the third year in a row.

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