As a global company, we have an inherent responsibility to drive sustainability and corporate social responsibility efforts. We collaborate with our clients to shape growth opportunities, transform through technology, and build strong communities. JLL's purpose remains steadfast now more than ever — we shape the future of real estate for a better world.
We have long-term, science-based sustainability targets firmly in our sights. We pioneer products and services that are good for business and effect real environmental change for a sustainable future.
We create and support diverse, inclusive and sustainable communities for the people who work, live and invest in them; today and in the future.
We embrace technology to meet the needs of today and opportunities of tomorrow. We are leveraging technology to increase the value of the world’s buildings, enhancing the happiness and productivity of those who occupy them.
Science Based Target initiative (SBTi) approves JLL’s ambitious plan.
JLL is one of five founding partners of Bloomberg Green, a new multiplatform editorial brand focused on climate change news, analysis, and solutions.
Our 11th annual Global Sustainability Report details how Building a Better Tomorrow supports clients, adds value for shareholders, and benefits employees and communities.
Throughout the pandemic, JLL and their employees are giving back to their people, their communities, and their clients to help them through these challenging times.
We are proud to recognize the amazing women of JLL. Get to know some of our women leaders and allies around the globe.
JLL Technologies drives our technology and digital initiatives to help accelerate innovation for our clients and the commercial real estate industry.
JLL Spark is a strategic global venture fund investing in startups transforming commercial real estate through technology.
JLL and MIT's Real Estate Innovation Lab focuses on innovation in the built environment
Shenzhen Ping An Finance Centre is the tallest building in Shenzhen and 2nd tallest building in China. JLL helped by providing property management, facilites management and leasing agency services.
This leading developer is intent on building cities with a unique charm through large-scale projects—and we are making sure this client’s bold vision comes to life.
JLL began to provide property management consulting services for SIIC Center in 2014, assisting the property to build its platforms and doing project planning.
InvigorateS the new urban office landscape and is leading the way on the Beijing market as a representative of the office of the future.
240 sustainable building certifications achieved for clients
Over 100% of office space* to have a sustainability certification by 2030 *>10,000
12,467 days of employee time contributed to community causes
$7.7m cash contributions to community causes
72 JLL offices with sustainable building certifications
112,674 metric tons CO2e averted by advising on renewable energy projects
Through LaSalle, with its ESG best practices, we enhance the performance of our clients’ investments.
Harvard University study sponsor: The Impact of Green Buildings on Cognitive Function research partnership
Since 2013 strategic partner to the World Economic Forum
36% of JLL’s Board of Directors are female, and the company set a target to increase the gender balance of its leadership population in its eight largest countries by 2021.
Demand for sustainable buildings and tightening regulations drive business case for investment
With most workers back in the office globally, reconciling individual and collective needs will be a top priority for creating a positive hybrid employee experience
Read moreReport highlights achievements in climate action, healthy spaces and inclusive places
Read moreImpact investments catalyze efforts to mitigate the effects of climate change and achieve a more sustainable future
Read moreFor fourth year, firm recognized for commitment to policies and practices that advance gender equality in the workplace
Read moreResearch from JLL finds that retrofitting rates need to triple to meet the goals in the Paris Agreement
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