CBRECBRE Group, Inc.
CBRE Group, Inc. (CBRE) is a global real estate services and investment firm that provides property management, leasing, development, and asset management services across commercial, residential, and industrial sectors. The company’s next catalyst is Oct 29, 2026 — Q3 2026 Earnings Release, which will test its ability to sustain revenue growth and navigate macroeconomic headwinds.
- Revenue grew 13.4% YoY to $41.23B, but free cash flow remains negative at -$2.12B TTM.
- Net margin is a tight 2.7%, with leverage at 0.57x debt-to-equity.
The schedule
- Thu22Oct
The Q3 2026 earnings release is a key event that will provide insight into the company's financial performance for the quarter, with a particular emphasis on revenue growth and forward-looking guidance for the next quarter. Investors will be closely watching for any signs of strong performance or unexpected results that could influence the stock's direction. The release is expected to have a significant impact on market sentiment and could lead to a notable price movement. Given the current market conditions and historical trends, there is a reasonable chance that the outcome could be positive, though it is not guaranteed.
- Tue9Feb
- Thu29Apr
- Wed28Jul
Past
- Wed29Jul
Actual outcome: Bull · $151.05 at outcome
CBRE delivered a strong Q2 2026 earnings report, posting Core EPS of $1.56 that beat estimates and a 16% increase in revenue to $11.2 billion. The robust performance was fueled by double-digit growth across both its resilient and transactional businesses, prompting management to raise its full-year outlook. These strong fundamental results and upgraded guidance kept the stock trading well above the bull target.
CBRE delivered a strong Q2 2026 earnings report, posting Core EPS of $1.56 that beat estimates and a 16% increase in revenue to $11.2 billion. The robust performance was fueled by double-digit growth across both its resilient and transactional businesses, prompting management to raise its full-year outlook. These strong fundamental results and upgraded guidance kept the stock trading well above the bull target.
- Thu23Apr
Actual outcome: Mixed · $146.70 at outcome
CBRE delivered a strong Q1 earnings beat, with Core EPS of $1.61 and revenue of $10.53 billion easily topping estimates, driven by resilient leasing and capital markets. However, despite the impressive results and an updated 2026 outlook, the stock saw a muted 1.7% decline by the outcome date, indicating that the strong performance was largely priced in at its rich valuation.
CBRE delivered a strong Q1 earnings beat, with Core EPS of $1.61 and revenue of $10.53 billion easily topping estimates, driven by resilient leasing and capital markets. However, despite the impressive results and an updated 2026 outlook, the stock saw a muted 1.7% decline by the outcome date, indicating that the strong performance was largely priced in at its rich valuation.
- Wed25Mar
Actual outcome: Mixed · $134.49 at outcome
CBRE shares remained flat as the FOMC's interest rate guidance provided no clear directional catalyst, balancing broader real estate industry headwinds against the company's internal growth drivers. While the appointment of a new Chief Technology & Transformation Officer and strong demand for outsourcing services supported the bull case, the lack of a definitive shift in terminal rate expectations kept the stock centered between its target levels.
CBRE shares remained flat as the FOMC's interest rate guidance provided no clear directional catalyst, balancing broader real estate industry headwinds against the company's internal growth drivers. While the appointment of a new Chief Technology & Transformation Officer and strong demand for outsourcing services supported the bull case, the lack of a definitive shift in terminal rate expectations kept the stock centered between its target levels.
- Thu12Feb
Actual outcome: Bear · $141.24 at outcome
CBRE reported a Q4 EPS beat ($2.73 vs $2.68) and strong year-over-year revenue growth, driven by resilient segments like Leasing. However, the stock sank significantly below the bear floor as these results were insufficient to overcome intense market fears regarding AI disruption, which investors believe could fundamentally erode the commercial real estate services business model. This macro concern, coupled with broader economic uncertainty, drove the stock lower despite the headline earnings beat.
CBRE reported a Q4 EPS beat ($2.73 vs $2.68) and strong year-over-year revenue growth, driven by resilient segments like Leasing. However, the stock sank significantly below the bear floor as these results were insufficient to overcome intense market fears regarding AI disruption, which investors believe could fundamentally erode the commercial real estate services business model. This macro concern, coupled with broader economic uncertainty, drove the stock lower despite the headline earnings beat.
