What are the next hot U.S. markets? We've got our eyes on the NERDS.

Nashville, East Bay, Raleigh-Durham, Denver and Salt Lake City have long been appealing regionally, but as the economy expands and larger metros either overheat or tap out on talent, they're taking center stage nationally.

Risky business in the most dynamic cities

The relentless expansion of the technology industry has not only made San Jose the fastest-growing city in America. According to JLL's City Momentum Index, also the world's second most dynamic—but that title doesn’t mean a stable future.

JLL increases and extends credit facility

We’ve amended our bank credit facility to further strengthen the firm’s operating flexibility. Borrowing capacity under the new facility has increased to $2.0 billion from $1.2 billion, and the maturity has been extended to February 2020.

How can shopping centers become "destinations" for consumers?

As anchor closing announcements escalate, it is clear that we are heading for a de-emphasis of the anchor store as the main draw to a center. Centers will increasingly position themselves as the destination and will focus on offering a total lifestyle experience, where consumers can shop, work, socialize, eat, be entertained and live. See more in our Retail Outlook.

One-million-square-foot, industrial building for lease near Chicago

Clarius Park Joliet is a Class A, LEED Silver certified building at the center of America’s largest inland port. Located just off of I-55 and I-80 with close proximity to BNSF and UP rail intermodal yards, the property is ideally located for distribution and logistics companies.

Office space for lease near Orlando

Northpoint II in Lake Mary, FL, is a Class A office building with spacious floor plates, expansive lake views and numerous corner offices.

United States industrial market exceeding (and nearing) last cycle

Increasing tenant demand, paired with 19 consecutive quarters of positive absorption, caused U.S. vacancy to finish the year at 6.9 percent, 80 basis points lower than 2007's benchmark rate.

Record full-year 2014

We reported adjusted earnings per share of $8.69, up 38 percent over last year, and full-year fee revenue of $4.7 billion, up 18 percent.

Airport hotels are taking off

As the economy continues to surge, travelers are finding downtown hotels to be more expensive than ever, often with less availability. As an alternative, many lodgers are dropping their suitcases in airport hotels.

The real [estate] deals behind falling oil prices

With oil prices falling, energy sector deals are sure to arise—and real estate will play a key role. Here’s how.