"Yeah, I gave a 5 to 10% rating. I think that that gives it the chance to slightly outperform the stock market at the upper end of that range. Safety score of eight. I think CBRE does benefit potentially from possible erosion and confidence of companies that are more involved with the intangible assets. There's a lot of attention being paid to real assets right now, whether it's precious metals or real estate, things that can provide sort of an inflation hedge. And I think that gives CBRE more angles to play as it looks to expand its business and keep its share price moving higher."
Dan Kaplinger assigns CBRE a 5 to 10% return rating over the next 5 years, emphasizing the company's ability to outperform the broader market by leveraging its position in real assets as an inflation hedge. He highlights CBRE's safety score and strategic business expansion to capture market opportunities amidst real estate cycles, presenting a moderately bullish view on long-term steady performance.
Could CBRE Deliver 5–10% Annual Returns?
The Motley Fool
January 3, 2026
Company Opinion