Manage every aspect of your real estate, from accounting and operations to sustainability and energy consumption. With scale, experience and innovative technology, our experts help you reduce costs, increase efficiencies and create memorable on-site experiences.
Business Areas
Optimise your workplace performance and ensure success with superior facilities management (FM) and maintenance services.
We offer tailored property management solutions to meet your unique needs, throughout the property lifecycle and across all asset classes.
Our Investor Leasing experts develop tailored, comprehensive marketing and leasing strategies to create value across all commercial real estate asset ...
Achieve transformational, strategic business outcomes for you with the global scale and end-to-end integration of Global Workplace Solutions (GWS).
Optimise your operating model with meticulous accountancy that maximises investor returns.
Create deeper connections between employees, customers and their environments with Host’s technology, amenities and concierge services.
Make informed decisions on rent reviews, lease renewals and other lease driven issues with advice from market leading experts.
Our strategic and bespoke approach to placemaking unlocks the potential of destinations for our clients and the people their places serve.
What
We Do
Occupier
Facilities Management delivers cost savings, enhances uptime, and drives workplace experience.
Manage your buildings, assets, suppliers and people to achieve the highest possible return on investment.
Explore Facilities ManagementInvestor
Property Management aligns tailored customer experiences with your investment strategy.
No two assets, clients or tenants are the same. Customise solutions to meet your unique needs.
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7Bn
Square Feet
Our experts optimise the daily performance and maximise the value of over seven billion square feet of space worldwide.
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