Secular shifts and defensive portfolio strategies in focus.
The latest research in JLL’s award-winning Cities Research Programme quantifies Innovation and Talent strengths of over 100 cities globally
To support elaborate concerts like Beyonce and Jay-Z’s On the Run II tour, music venue owners are rethinking their commercial real estate
In the first three months of 2019, the U.S. industrial market appeared to be in a steady state, but all eyes are on leasing activity as significant economic and trade factors could potentially cause a pullback in demand.
Prefabricated building has doubled in size over the last five years, but it's not without its challenges
The Treasury Department released the second tranche of rules governing the Opportunity Zone program, opening up possibilities for commercial real estate developers
With faster wireless networks rolling out worldwide, cities and businesses are gearing up for the transformation
JLL’s latest Global Market Perspective shows that real estate market activity has stayed strong
Mall owners want people shopping in stores and visiting entertainment attractions and locals want amenities on their doorsteps.
Food trucks are at the forefront of modern urban dining – and have become a favourite way to boost the appeal of retail areas
As retailers and logistics firms aim to become more agile to meet consumer delivery expectations, on-demand space is catching on
Local authorities and the hospitality sector are taking action to implement more sustainable tourism models for popular destinations
Today’s workplaces are increasingly being designed with movement in mind to help promote employee health and boost productivity.
As esports gains traction, stadiums and gaming lounges are cropping up across America
Investors in the United States are shifting their attention from smaller cities to refocus on major markets
Global investors are joining with European partners to develop their presence in the region’s highly competitive real estate market.
The Wing and other women-focused coworking companies are growing as demand rises for niche workplaces
Today’s employees expect more from their workplace canteen than in previous years both in terms of what’s being served and when it’s available
Companies are embracing new tracking technologies that help inform their decisions about rented and owned space. These tracking tools are enabling alignment of occupant priorities with building operators. The outcome? A better tenant experience.
Operational excellence, resource management and risk mitigation rank as critical issues for any business, particularly in the manufacturing sector where firms are taking an increasingly active role in managing these aspects.
Happier employees are also more productive employees. One opportunity to create more happiness and productivity: a lease renewal. At this milestone, companies are often prompted to take a closer look at how to create a more productive work environment. Creating an atmosphere that keeps workers engaged is critical to productivity, but most companies are falling short in that department.
An above-expectations end to 2018 boosted Q1 2019 performance, as office market dynamics firm before further supply delivers.
While the focus on reducing costs remains, new objectives have emerged
As coworking continues to grow in popularity in cities around the world, hotels are increasingly looking for a slice of the market.
U.S. real estate developer and investor Greystar has attracted US$450 million for its China-focused rental housing fund
The largest bank merger in more than a decade signals that lenders are likely to continue to reduce their commercial real estate footprints.
While young Americans are facing near-record levels of debt, urbanization is also behind the popularity of renting
Major American hospitality chains are finding that running a more environmentally-friendly hotel can save on costs while giving their properties greater ethical appeal
