Colliers International is on fire, posting double-digit revenue growth across all three core divisions—commercial real estate, engineering, and investment management—with commercial and engineering surging over 20% and 30% respectively. Their engineering arm, now bolstered by a major acquisition, is fueling recurring revenue and global expansion, while Harrison Street’s $110 billion portfolio is driving 17% revenue growth. The real magic? These segments are syncing up like a rap posse—commercial real estate brings market access, engineering delivers technical muscle, and investment management deploys capital—enabling Colliers to dominate early-stage projects from site selection to financing. Revenues hit $1.6 billion (+16%) and adjusted EBITDA soared to $205 million (+14%), with strong industrial and engineering backlogs. Though investment margins are temporarily lower as they scale globally, they’re expected to stabilize. Now with 70% of earnings from predictable, recurring streams, Colliers is positioning itself for long-term resilience—and even eyeing stock buybacks as leverage shrinks.
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