Professional Experience
Sharon Morri joined CBRE Netherlands in 2021 as an analyst in the Research team. With an academic background and a strong affinity for research and data analytics, Sharon quickly specialised within CBRE. Her role involves researching and analysing prevailing trends within multiple sectors, providing valuable insights to CBRE’s clients. Her focus lies primarily in the dynamic sector of Industrial & Logistics. Previously, she also specialized in the healthcare sector.
As a real estate professional, Sharon’s work encompasses continuous market research for various departments within CBRE, ad hoc analyses, and research consultancy. Additionally, Sharon actively contributes to thought leadership initiatives, sharing her expertise through various publications.
Involvement in the following publications
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Viewpoint | Future Cities
Urban expansion and displacement of business: multi-storey construction as an answer
May 8, 2025
Land scarcity in Dutch cities requires innovative solutions like multi-storey buildings to support both residential and commercial needs. Learning from Paris's successes can help optimize urban growth while balancing business and resident demands.
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Report | Future Cities
Living and care for the elderly: What the Netherlands can learn from other countries
October 28, 2024
The Netherlands faces a major challenge in meeting the growing demand for care homes. In our report, we analyse the aging population, healthcare policies, and residential care supply of various countries.
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Report | Intelligent Investment
Mid Year Real Estate Market Outlook 2024 The Netherlands
July 18, 2024
The first six months showed a marked increase in investment volume compared to the previous year. With an increase of 44%, we can speak of a solid recovery.
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Viewpoint | Future Cities
Healthcare real estate: money in bricks essentially needed for sustainable and efficient care
July 20, 2023
Healthcare organisations are facing an ever-increasing challenge when it comes to keeping their own operations healthy. Having care operations in good order is crucial if the expansion and sustainability challenges are to be tackled effectively.