世邦魏理仕李凌：服务在穗企业“坐广州、卖全球”

Group 1 - The "City Partner" initiative in Guangzhou aims to foster long-term cooperation between the city and enterprises, focusing on mutual benefits and resource integration [2][3] - The first batch of 15 city partner companies includes prominent firms like CBRE, Deloitte, and Didi Group, representing various sectors including modern services and emerging industries [2][3] - CBRE views the "City Partner" program as a strategic opportunity to combine international experience with local practices, enhancing its long-term development in China [2][3] Group 2 - Major sporting events are seen as pivotal for urban development, with past events like the 2008 Olympics and 2010 Asian Games significantly impacting local economies and urban landscapes [3][4] - CBRE plans to leverage its role as a "city brain" to organize thematic salons and collaborate with various professional institutions to boost industry and resource focus in Guangzhou [4][5] - The company aims to facilitate sustainable development by promoting a "venue+" model for post-event operations, integrating commercial and cultural tourism elements [4][5] Group 3 - CBRE intends to act as a "招商引擎" (investment engine) during the event, attracting flagship stores to core business districts to showcase Guangzhou's culinary and tourism appeal [5][6] - The focus will be on the "12218" modern industrial system, particularly the 21 strategic emerging industries, to align international enterprises with local projects [5][6] - CBRE will establish a dedicated service network for Guangzhou, enhancing efficiency in attracting investments and supporting local enterprises' growth [5][6] Group 4 - CBRE emphasizes the importance of "connection" in commercial real estate, aiming to integrate global resources with local needs to enhance collaboration [6][7] - The company has experience in planning and investment for major cities worldwide, which will be applied to Guangzhou's development [6][7] - CBRE plans to attract high-quality brands that align with urban upgrades and the event economy, capitalizing on the international exposure from the games [7][8] Group 5 - The 15th National Games is positioned as a critical moment for the restructuring of China's commercial real estate market, with potential for both immediate and long-term benefits for Guangzhou [8] - The event is expected to enhance the city's operational capabilities and leave a lasting legacy beyond the games themselves [8] - CBRE aims to help Guangzhou achieve commercial prosperity and asset appreciation throughout the event cycle, reinforcing its role as a city development partner [8]