Real estate Trends and insights

Landlords and tenants are teaming up to take on complex issues facing businesses

Data center operators are rolling out programs to train the next generation of talent

Firms are adopting responsible business practices that go beyond regulatory compliance

Companies are focusing on equity, not just equality

The hybrid work journey includes challenges that can catch leaders on the back foot

As more employees return to the office, companies struggle to get the hybrid model correct because they need to invest in more technology and put people first.

Managers are thinking creatively to inspire workers as collaboration dips

A new study highlights when and where people are at their best

As charging infrastructure expands, industrial real estate could play a big role

Mixed-use senior living communities are emerging in new markets

With malls now incorporating hotels, sports fields and offices, owners are considering a rebrand

Buying partial stakes is on the rise in APAC as investors and landlords warm to deals

Fuel prices are driving improvements and energy efficient retrofits

With more consumers shopping in-store and online, grocery retailers are amping up mobile technology and space planning investments.

Industrial rents and inventory strategies are driving tenants to Melbourne

With students travelling abroad again, investors are following

Discover upcoming plans in Singapore’s decentralised offices and how they will benefit occupiers.

Commercial real estate investors across property types are diversifying investments geographically within cities while looking toward non-traditional urban locations

Change is happening in Japan’s logistics facilities, and good investment opportunities are growing.

With the nature agenda on the rise, how is the real estate sector building better for biodiversity?

A JLL survey of office tenants’ perspective in Guangzhou and Shenzhen.

How hybrid has forced a ‘rethink’ of the way we experience

The BPO sector continued to expand despite industry changes and headwinds

Bangkok's growth is leaving little room for green spaces. This has caused a disconnection between people and nature, leading to health concerns and a dull cityscape.