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PODCAST: How COVID-19 is inspiring new ideas in food retail
United States Office Outlook – Q2 2020
JLL to achieve global net zero carbon emissions by 2030
How COVID-19 has increased interest in air quality testing
Despite current economic disruptions, e-commerce continues to be a game-changer and has greatly influenced the rapid changes in the Food and Beverage industry.
Big data is front and center across a real estate industry hungry for insights
The demand for data centers is rapidly expanding, thanks to COVID-19. Everything from business meetings and happy hours to grocery shopping and moviegoing—are now experienced virtually
Traditionally given over to ventilation shafts or solar panels, today’s rooftops are increasingly becoming green spaces as part of a drive towards cleaner cities
How the global pandemic changed the workplace and is defining a new purpose of the office.
Artificial intelligence may be in its infancy in the foodservice industry but it’s got huge potential
How landlords are making shopping centers part of the supply chain
Investors and supermarket chains are becoming increasingly involved in the niche sector
JLL’s latest Global Real Estate Perspective: Investor and Corporate looks at market dynamics during the second quarter and the impact of COVID-19
The US REIT sector has seen more passive fund investment, bringing fundamental change to the market
Growing investor interest and increased transparency in the alternatives sector are self-reinforcing
Investors are looking beyond the current uncertainty in the higher education market caused by COVID-19, but achieving scale is a challenge
Years after the initial hype, hurdles encountered when implementing the technology so far have proven too high
Commercial real estate markets are increasingly transparent, although the pace of improvement has slowed
Smart sensors that allow building performance to be monitored from a distance are helping facilities managers to keep properties in good working order
New health standards have companies adapting offices with a focus on tech
From light and temperature to ventilation and cleanliness, building health is now more in focus than ever
Coronavirus is amplifying demand for more flexible commercial real estate
Distributed office models could help relieve employee anxiety
As COVID-19 forces companies to rethink their office space and culture, workplaces apps are adapting to include new features and information
After the great home working experiment caused by COVID-19, companies of all sizes are now reassessing their stance on working from home.
The office environment that employees are returning to is very different to the one they left – and visual indicators are key to explaining the new set-up
Organizations launch programs that address mental, physical, and emotional health
Workplace data is bringing customised insights into how companies can best keep their employees safe as offices reopen their doors.
Automation and proptech have been in focus during the COVID-19 outbreak
Australia Post, Facebook, among companies committing to new space in big cities
Countries with deep domestic pools of capital outperformed the broader market in the first half of the year.
Virtual models support remote monitoring and foster a safe environment for re-entry
Partnerships are bringing space and service together as flexible space demand surges
Challenging office market forces operators to adapt their business models
Investment volumes decline sharply amid caution, ongoing uncertainty
Investment in health and safety tech helps industry prepare for the “silver tsunami”
Retailers invest in touchless technology, expecting longer-term shifts in consumer behavior
While the need for more hospital beds has slowed, cities are now better prepared for a potential second wave of coronavirus
Apparel companies adjust as coronavirus impacts retail
E-learning, traffic patterns and off-campus housing are all part of complex strategies to bring students back
Virtual property tours are offering investors and occupiers a way through restrictions on site visits during the COVID-19 pandemic
Grocers are adapting to meet online and in-store demand as people shelter in place
Picture-perfect murals have moved from illegal to mainstream as property owners and companies hire graffiti artists
Corporate giants are increasingly backing the move to net zero with ambitious sustainability commitments.
