Is CBRE a good stock to buy?
CBRE Group, Inc. · end-of-day data as of Nov 13, 2026
- PT$175.60 +31.9%
- ConsensusBuy · 13
- P/E vs own-13.0%
- MACD0.40
- Earnings in90d
- P/E28.5x
- RSI50
- Support-4.0%
- Resistance+0.8%
- Off 52w high-23.6%
- Volume0.5x
- Bollingerupper half
- News0.00
- FCF yield+2.4%
- P/E vs sector-6.7%
- Trendsideways
- Sector→ -1.7%
- 52w range$121–$174
- ATR+3.4%
- Off ATH-23.6%
- InsidersNone in 90d
- MA20×50↑ in ~6d
- MAs1 of 4
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Is CBRE a good stock to buy?
CBRE is strong on 4 of the 5 questions about the business. The price is low: 28.5 times its earnings, below its 3-year median of 35.0 (Nov 13, 2026). pretickt does not say whether to buy or sell.
- Demand growing
- Advantage some edge
- Economics profits growing
- Execution delivers
- Fragility sturdy
- Price below its usual
CBRE sales growth revenue growth
+10%a year, for the last 3 yearsCBRE's sales grew 10% a year for 3 years, to $40.55B in fiscal 2025.
CBRE analysts' forecast revenue estimates
+15%the sales they expect next fiscal year, on the lastAnalysts expect CBRE's sales to grow 15% to $46.49B in fiscal 2026 (5 analysts).
CBRE margin on each sale gross margin
17%left after making the productCBRE kept 17% of each sale after making the product in the 12 months to Sep 30, 2026; its peers' median is 52%.
CBRE cash generated free cash flow
$938Mcash left after investing, last 12 monthsCBRE generated $938M of free cash flow in the 12 months to Sep 30, 2026, less than its reported profit.
CBRE earnings vs estimates
8 of 8quarters above the analysts' estimateCBRE beat the analysts' profit estimate in each of its last 8 quarters, the latest on Oct 22, 2026.
CBRE insider selling
-$2.53Msold, net, by its executives in 12 monthsCBRE's executives and directors sold a net $2.53M of shares in the 12 months to Nov 13, 2026; none bought.
CBRE number of employees
+11%more people in a yearCBRE had 155,000 employees at the end of fiscal 2025, 11% more than a year before.
CBRE CEO pay
$24.33Mfor fiscal 2025, 78% of it in stock and optionsCBRE paid its CEO $24.33M for fiscal 2025, 78% of it in stock and options.
CBRE financial health Altman Z-score
3.2Altman Z-score, safe above 3CBRE's Altman Z-score is 3.2 (Nov 13, 2026), above 3, where the safe zone starts.
CBRE quality checks Piotroski score
7 of 9checks passedCBRE passes 7 of the 9 Piotroski checks in the 12 months to Sep 30, 2026; it misses on long-term debt and gross margin.
CBRE in past recessions
pretickt analysis-19%its sales in the worst oneCBRE's sales fell in 1 of the last 2 US recessions, by as much as 19% in fiscal 2009.
CBRE price vs profit P/E ratio
28.5×a year's earningsCBRE's P/E ratio is 28.5 (Nov 13, 2026), below its 3-year median of 35.0.
CBRE price vs peers
pretickt analysis28.5×a year's earnings, against its peersInvestors pay 28.5 times CBRE's earnings (Nov 13, 2026), less than for Iron Mountain (74.3), CoStar Group (70.8), Crown Castle (38.0) or Extra Space Storage (32.6).
CBRE analysts' target price target
+32%to their average targetAnalysts' average price target for CBRE is $176, 32% above the Nov 13, 2026 close of $133.12.
CBRE growth priced in fair value
pretickt analysis+17%a year, for ten years, to be worth the priceAt $133.12 a share, CBRE's free cash flow must grow about 17% a year for ten years to be worth the price (Nov 13, 2026).
What is CBRE's P/E ratio?
CBRE's P/E ratio is 28.5 (Nov 13, 2026), below its 3-year median of 35.0. Investors pay 28.5 times CBRE's earnings (Nov 13, 2026), less than for Iron Mountain (74.3), CoStar Group (70.8), Crown Castle (38.0) or Extra Space Storage (32.6).
Are insiders selling CBRE stock?
CBRE's executives and directors sold a net $2.53M of shares in the 12 months to Nov 13, 2026; none bought.
How many employees does CBRE have?
CBRE had 155,000 employees at the end of fiscal 2025, 11% more than a year before.
From the companies' statements (FMP), their filings read by pretickt, the analysts and the insiders, as of Nov 13, 2026. Each card says what a fact means for its question, never what to do with the stock: for information only, not investment advice.