2023 Sustainability Report

INTRODUCTION OUR CLIENTS OUR PLANET OUR PEOPLE AND COMMUNITIES OUR BUSINESS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ABOUT THIS REPORT APPENDICES

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SASB Index This is the fourth year Cushman & Wakefield is disclosing data using the Sustainability Accounting Standards Board (SASB) real estate services standard. We seek to continue to enhance our internal tracking systems and disclosure in future years in order to disclose all information suggested by the SASB standard for disclosure on a global basis.

Accounting Metric

Code

Disclosure

Sustainability Services

IF-RS-410a.1 For owners, we offer a variety of property management services, which include client accounting, engineering and operations, lease compliance administration, project and development services and sustainability services. See the Client Sustainability Services section for more information on the energy and sustainability services we provide to clients. Additional information regarding revenue can be found in our 2023 10-K . We do not currently report revenue from transactions associated with energy and sustainability services separately from reporting of our total revenue. IF-RS-410a.2 In 2023, we provided energy and sustainability services to approximately 1.13 billion square feet globally, representing more than 60,120 buildings.

Revenue from energy and sustainability services

(1) Floor area and (2) number of buildings under management provided with energy and sustainability services

We are working to enhance tracking of the total floor area and number of buildings provided with energy and sustainability services across our global portfolio.

(1) Floor area and (2) number of buildings under management that obtained an energy rating

IF-RS-410a.3 In 2023, 686 of Cushman & Wakefield’s managed properties obtained an energy rating, representing over 98.4 million square feet of floor area.

Transparent Information & Management of Conflict of Interest

Brokerage revenue from dual agency transactions

IF-RS-510a.1

Dual agency occurs when Cushman & Wakefield professionals represent both the owner and prospect with respect to the same property. Our policy is that such dual agency must be properly disclosed and consented to by both the owner and prospect (in accordance with applicable law and our policy). If disclosure is not required by local law, our policy on dual agency still requires our professionals to inform both the prospect and owner immediately upon learning of dual agency. Following notification, the professionals involved are required to either receive express, written approval or withdraw from the transaction. If dual agency is approved, our policy requires steps be taken to ensure loyalty and good faith toward both parties.

Transparent Information & Management of Conflict of Interest