The boom in urban populations as well as investment in public transport is pushing companies and investors to explore space outside traditional city centers.
The world’s largest online shopping event this year showed that the future of retail in China, while entrenched in cyberspace, isn’t doing away with the trips to the mall.
The IRS documents on Opportunity Zones provide developers some much-need clarity on how to invest.
The retail sector has really felt the wellness charge, both in terms of what goods and services companies offer, as well as what landlords consider.
Sears Holdings, once the world's largest retailer, has filed for bankruptcy, signaling that the fast-changing retail business isn’t waiting for anyone.
Private buyers have been stepping into net lease space, a signal that a rush of new players into commercial real estate markets isn’t showing signs of slowing.
Tech-driven services like ride-sharing, scooter sharing, food delivery apps, and co-working have quickly infiltrated the daily lives of city dwellers. Venture capitalists have been pouring record amounts of investment into the sector
Urban living gets a makeover as affordability shrinks, the sharing economy expands
For a glimpse into the future – and what automation means for retail – experts are looking to China. It’s fully embracing unmanned stores, where shoppers can walk in, select their products, pay and walk out, all without needing to interact with another human.
JLL releases its latest research on rental housing. The report analyses market-based rental apartment projects with single ownership (hereinafter called Rental Housing) and finds that China’s rental housing sector has expanded rapidly in recent years, benefiting from a double shot of market growth and policy support.
Tracking Occupancy Costs in Global Cities
Why industrial and logistics are the next big thing in Asia Pacific.
Explore the JLL Asia Pacific Property Digest where we share the latest trends in real estate markets for office, retail, residential, industrial and hotel properties in the region.
A place of work is more than a property. It’s a living environment that helps individuals and businesses craft and experience a rewarding fusion of life and work. Our research proves it.
From smart building management systems to wearable gadgets that encourage regular movement, today’s workers increasingly inhabit a new kind of workplace, optimized by technology to enhance productivity, health and wellbeing.
Understanding how the brain controls behaviour has fundamentally changed the way businesses are approaching the reinvigorating process of change. Click to find out more!
Whether you operate or own a supermarket, a retail chain, an educational institution or hotel, keeping a tight rein on facilities management processes and cost is important for the bottom line
Not all workplace programs are created equal. Some are able to inspire, generate and sustain high levels of engagement. Click to find out more!
Bringing the unique points of a brand to life throughout the workplace can transform a humdrum office with far reaching benefits for employees and organizations.
Gen Xers are known for questioning authority - and as they infiltrate the C-suite, they're rewriting the rules for corporate headquarters.
As organizations start to take advantage of Big Data, the CRE skillset is shifting from transactional and deal-driven to more performance driven. Find out more!
Find out why job-seekers are now seeing facilities as a benchmark and employers have to put greater thought into using perks to recruit and motivate staff.
Cutting costs is far from the only factor supporting decentralised demand. Prescient urban planning and extensive infrastructure building are enabling the outward spread of population and amenities, hastening the maturation of decentralised office submarkets. These trends in turn make submarkets outside the CBD more attractive to a wide and growing range of tenants, and help ensure that the decentralised market’s strong performance remains sustainable going forward.
Review the world's most future-proof cities, those that have the key attributes to remain competitive and maintain long-term momentum in a rapidly changing global economy.
Green buildings are a key part of the solution to battle climate change. A building is classified as green if it meets certain defined criteria such as energy sustainability, water efficiency and environmental protection.
JLL Identifies the world's most dynamic cities with the strongest short-term momentum.and those that have the ingredients for longer-term success
JLL and the Business of Cities Group explore the latest trends in city benchmarking and performance measurement.
Find out which European cities have the strongest momentum. In this report we identify Europe’s most dynamic cities.
Across our modern cities, abandoned railway lines and derelict industrial areas are being transformed into green public space in the name of urban renewal.
JLL and Baker McKenzie are pleased to share with you Hotel Management Contracts 2018, a unique analysis of recent trends in hotel management contract (HMC) negotiations across Asia Pacific.
Our latest Hotel Investment Highlights report provides insights on the investment markets and capital flows in the Asia Pacific region.
Flexible space is reshaping the way people think and respond to real estate. Our latest research examines the evolution of flexible space industry in China and Asia Pacific; looks into what's really driving the demand; and explores future trends that may impact the evolvement of flexible space in the region.
The Future of Work represents JLL’s outlook on the changing world of work and its impact on the next generation of corporate real estate. It is a product of a year-long effort led by a JLL global, cross-functional team that co-created the model with our Client Advisory Board and other progressive real estate client leaders from around the world across a broad range of industries. The insights were then pressure-tested against thirdparty experts, associations and publications.
