As CBRE business matures in the Taiwan market, CBRE announced on Monday 20 May the establishment of Taiwan’s Valuation & Advisory Services business, and appoints Winston Shih as Director, and Jonson Lee as Associate Director of Taiwan’s Valuation & Advisory Services with immediate effect. This aims to enhance the company's business growth and advantageous service offerings in the Taiwan region.

"We continue to localize our business and strive to create exceptional outcomes through collaboration. The expansion of our Valuation & Advisory Services in Taiwan not only enhance our full coverage in Asia, it also provides clients with a comprehensive service offering in every market in North Asia,” said Tom Edwards, Global Head of Valuation & Advisory Services.

"A certified national appraiser holds great accountability and a high level of integrity when it comes to determining a property’s value; and it’s our honor to have two of the industry’s well-reputed appraisal specialists joining CBRE in our Taipei office. With their extensive professional network and solid track records, I have complete confidence in their capabilities and vision to grow the business in the Taiwanese market,” said Cynthia Chu, Regional Managing Director in Taiwan.

“CBRE has a strong and well-established brand reputation for industry leading platforms and world-class client services. With the establishment of the new business, we are equipped to provide an unrivalled client experience and create a competitive advantage. In Taiwan, we see a strong demand in public traded companies and financial services firms whereby it gives business opportunities for us to leverage our strength and areas of expertise,” said Winston Shih, Director of Valuation & Advisory Services in Taiwan.

“Technology has enhanced globalization, provided market transparency as well as expedited business process. The use of technology in the property industry is also gaining much traction today. Having identified the much-needed innovations in our traditional approaches, CBRE continues to harness the strengths in adopting various digital platforms and technologies to successfully create superior outcomes for every client we serve,” said Jonson Lee, Associate Director of Valuation & Advisory Services in Taiwan.

Winston Shih brings over 10 years’ experience in real estate valuation and consulting fields. In addition to general real estate valuation, he also specializes in valuation and advisory cases with higher complexity, such as real estate investment development, urban renewal, real estate securitization, land re-zoning development, court litigation, and overseas real estate valuation and review. Mr. Shih can provide clients with the highest quality valuation and consulting services in a fair, objective and market-oriented manner. Mr. Shih is a certified real estate appraiser and real estate broker in Taiwan, and holds a master’s degree in Land Economics from National Chengchi University (Taiwan).

Jonson Lee has extensive experience in serving clients for financial services firms and developers. He has worked on local and regional projects including commercial property, residential, land, REITs, hotels, urban renewal and special types of valuations. Mr. Lee is highly specialized in real estate valuation, providing accurate and efficient valuation with professionalism. In addition to the traditional methods, he also specializes in quantitative and financial simulation analysis, providing accurate results to clients as reference for investment parameter setting, trading decisions or as a court litigation judgment. Mr. Lee is a certified real estate appraiser and real estate broker in Taiwan, and holds a master’s degree in Land Economics from National Chengchi University (Taiwan).

For more information email Winston Shih Director, Taiwan’s Valuation & Advisory Services CBRE via the contact details below. 

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