Cushman & Wakefield plcBeats Q2 revenue estimates and raises full-year outlook on strong leasing and data center demand.

Cushman & Wakefield reported second-quarter 2026 revenue of $2.76 billion, beating analyst estimates of $2.67 billion and growing 11.2% year on year, while adjusted earnings per share of $0.35 met consensus. Adjusted EBITDA reached $183.6 million, exceeding the $174.5 million forecast, and the company raised its full-year outlook, citing broad-based organic growth across its global platform. Leasing revenue in the Americas saw double-digit gains across deal sizes and major markets, and project management revenue grew over 20%, aided by new leadership and proprietary AI tools. Data center-related revenue surged 83% year-to-date, with integrated facilities management now seeing 25% of its pipeline tied to data center projects, a segment management views as a durable long-term growth driver. Capital markets revenue declined modestly due to softness in office and mid-sized multifamily transactions, but the company expects improvement as recent hires ramp up, while reduced leverage and high free cash flow conversion provide flexibility for organic investments, M&A, or shareholder returns.
Cushman & Wakefield plcBeats Q2 revenue estimates and raises full-year outlook on strong leasing and data center demand.