CBRE, Cognizant, and Newmark all reported positive financial results for the second quarter, with CBRE seeing a 16% revenue increase and Cognizant raising its annual profit forecast. CBRE's growth was bolstered by its data center and infrastructure services, while Cognizant benefited from strong performance in its financial services segment and operating margin expansion. Newmark achieved record quarterly revenue of $888.4 million, a 17% year-over-year jump, primarily due to multifamily investment and coastal office leasing. Despite these strong showings, Newmark maintained its full-year revenue guidance, citing macroeconomic uncertainties.

Commercial real estate services firm CBRE reported a 16% increase in second-quarter revenue, alongside a 30% rise in core earnings per share. This growth was significantly propelled by robust performance within its infrastructure and data center services divisions. Building on this momentum, CBRE has elevated its 2026 earnings per share guidance.
Technology services company Cognizant Technology also announced an upward revision of its annual adjusted profit forecast, now projecting earnings per share between $5.70 and $5.82. This adjustment stems from notable growth within its financial services segment and an expansion of its operating margin observed during the second quarter. Cognizant anticipates full-year revenue growth to fall within the range of 4.0% to 5.5%.
Meanwhile, Newmark reported a record second-quarter revenue of $888.4 million, marking a 17% increase compared to the same period last year. This record performance was primarily fueled by strong activity in multifamily investment and leasing in coastal office markets. Despite these impressive quarterly results, Newmark has chosen to maintain its previously issued full-year revenue guidance. The company cited prevailing uncertain macroeconomic conditions and anticipated tougher year-over-year comparisons in the latter half of the year as reasons for its cautious outlook.
Commercial real estate services firm CBRE reported a 16% increase in second-quarter revenue, alongside a 30% rise in core earnings per share. This growth was significantly propelled by robust performance within its infrastructure and data center services divisions. Building on this momentum, CBRE has elevated its 2026 earnings per share guidance.