Michael Corbett, president of GVA Worldwide says GVA, anticipates that "our clients and member firms across the globe will gain tremendously from Curzon Partners' dedication to service and their established Asian presence." GVA Worldwide's expansion into China comes shortly after the launch of two other new GVA Worldwide offices: GVA Cornerstone in Tel Aviv, and GVA Intercapitalis in Mumbai, India.
"With unsurpassed experience and excellent local networks, we offer our clients a highly responsive service, which is essential in the rapidly changing market environment of China," notes Terrance Chow, the Shanghai-based managing director of GVA Curzon Partners, in a prepared statement. GVA Curzon Partners focuses on value-added investment consulting and corporate work, and has served major corporate accounts such as Coca Cola and Adidas China. It is now making final preparations for another exclusive assignment, the leasing of a 200,000-sf, prime office building in Shanghai.
GVA Curzon Partners is registered as a Wholly Owned Foreign Enterprise and is therefore in a position to provide totally independent advice to its clients, according to a prepared release. The firm's property management portfolio encompasses more than 20 million sf of space. In addition to offices in Shanghai, Beijing and Hong Kong, its locations include Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Chengdu, Kunming and Nanjing.
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