Darien Bradshaw joins CBRE's Asia Pacific residential team

He will join the team as Executive Director, International Project Marketing and will be based in Singapore.

According to CBRE, Darien Bradshaw will draw on his extensive experience in the international residential business to aid Asian investors and end-users purchase residential property in key global markets, particularly London.

Darien is currently marketng Metro Residences, Chatswood, an Australian residential project, in Singapore.

Along with Darien's appointment, CBRE also appointed Mark Collins as Head of Residential in Central London to further strengthen the company's residential property capability in the prime central London market.

Martin Sam worth, Managing Director UK, CB Richard Ellis, said: “The growth of our international residential property platform is a key priority for CBRE and with the appointment of Mark we have an experienced market professional to help us achieve this objective.

“With over 28 years in the property business, Mark is highly regarded with excellent contacts in his m arketplace. He has a wealth of international sales and marketing expertise that will strengthen our position in the prime Central London market. He will work closely with CBRE’s established land and residential development teams to create a truly integrated residential property team.

“Asia is an important market place for prime central London property and with Darien’s experience at promoting international prime residential developments in the region it can only enhance the sales opportunities for our clients. Mark will work closely with Darien in helping us to further develop our international offer.”

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