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November 14, 2019

Exit Interview: Stephen Hubbard On 43 Years At CBRE
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One of the most successful and best-regarded investment agents in UK property will hang up his spurs at the end of the year.

CBRE UK Chairman Stephen Hubbard is retiring after 43 years with the company. During that time he has sold some of the UK’s biggest and best-known buildings, helped open up London and the UK to overseas investors, and seen the firm he joined, Richard Ellis, become part of the global behemoth that is CBRE.

Bisnow sat down with Hubbard in his office at CBRE’s soon-to-be redeveloped Henrietta House HQ and talked about the changes he has seen in the industry, its failings, his best deals, his worst moments and the best place to go for lunch after completing a deal. Here it is, in his own words.

Exit Interview: Stephen Hubbard On 43 Years At CBRE

I’m pleased to be going out on a high. From the CBRE side I led the sale of Green REIT to Henderson Park [for €1.3B]. I’ve known [Green CEO] Pat Gunne for…

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