Cushman & Wakefield finished off the year 2011 with the financial performance indicators that were two times better than the ones for a year earlier, as the company went through with a number of significant deals in the field of office, trading, and warehousing estate,’ the company’s press service reports.

‘The year 2012 is most likely to be trying, so the end-of-year results won’t be as impressive as they were in 2011, but the market will probably keep up with its current positive dynamics. In 2012, we intend to focus on the further buildup of our presence in the Russian regions and the CIS member states and on improving on the quality and quantity of services offered to our customers,’ says Tim Millard, the company’s General Director.