Green Street, a leading provider of commercial real estate intelligence, has acquired IJGlobal, a comprehensive infrastructure company with a global presence.
Commercial Real EstateInfrastructure FinanceData AnalyticsGreen StreetIjglobalReal Estate NewsSep 05, 2024

Green Street is a leading provider of commercial real estate intelligence and analytics in the U.S., Canada, and Europe.
IJGlobal is a comprehensive infrastructure company that provides data, news, and events covering all aspects of the international infrastructure and energy finance industry.
Green Street acquired IJGlobal to expand its global reach and deepen its coverage of the infrastructure sector.
IJGlobal provides a range of services including data, news, and events for global infrastructure to market participants worldwide.
Jeffry Stuek Jr. is the Chief Executive Officer of Green Street.

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