Better Choice Realtors appoints CBRE for asset management
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Better Choice Realtors appoints CBRE for asset management

Better Choice Realtors has appointed CBRE as its facility management partner for Vanya City and India World Mart in NCR.

Under the mandate, CBRE will deliver end-to-end property and facility management services, aimed at strengthening operational efficiency and enhancing tenant and customer experience across the developer’s assets.

The partnership reflects Better Choice Realtors’ focus on institutionalising asset management practices as it expands its portfolio across residential, commercial and SCO developments in Gurugram.

Commenting on the development, a company spokesperson said, “Our association with CBRE marks a significant step towards strengthening our asset management capabilities… ensuring that our developments deliver a superior and consistent experience to customers and stakeholders.”

The collaboration is expected to bring globally benchmarked service standards and streamlined operations, supporting long-term asset value creation.

The move highlights a growing trend among developers to partner with established firms for professional facility management as real estate portfolios scale in complexity.

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Better Choice Realtors has appointed CBRE as its facility management partner for Vanya City and India World Mart in NCR. Under the mandate, CBRE will deliver end-to-end property and facility management services, aimed at strengthening operational efficiency and enhancing tenant and customer experience across the developer’s assets. The partnership reflects Better Choice Realtors’ focus on institutionalising asset management practices as it expands its portfolio across residential, commercial and SCO developments in Gurugram. Commenting on the development, a company spokesperson said, “Our association with CBRE marks a significant step towards strengthening our asset management capabilities… ensuring that our developments deliver a superior and consistent experience to customers and stakeholders.” The collaboration is expected to bring globally benchmarked service standards and streamlined operations, supporting long-term asset value creation. The move highlights a growing trend among developers to partner with established firms for professional facility management as real estate portfolios scale in complexity.

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