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Air conditioning is the fastest-growing use of energy, with 30 percent coming from commercial buildings
The Federal Reserve’s decision to lower interest rates may influence commercial real estate investors to continue buying property, even at lofty valuation levels.
Second in our cost guide series, the Retail Bank Branch Fit Out Guide examines the latest trends in retail banking branch construction.
As apps like Uber Eats rise in popularity, hotel guests are opting for smaller rooms in the heart of the city with less on-site perks.
There’s silence from the Fed as it preps for a potential rate cut next week, and consumers are spending while businesses pull back — which makes for a very cloudy future
International investors have been flocking to the French capital so far in 2019.
As the balance between domestic and international investors shifts in the UK's capital, active players in the market are increasingly focusing on refurbishing existing buildings.
JLL’s latest Global Market Perspective shows that real estate markets are on track for a robust 2019
The jump was driven by an increase in both foreign and domestic investment.
Investment in global commercial real estate has cooled slightly this year after a bumper 2018 and caution amid political and economic uncertainty
Stunning images shared on social media have become a powerful force for travelers and hotels
The sale of a well-recognized real estate complex in Singapore has signalled the strength of demand from overseas capital in the city state’s booming office market.
Amid a growing focus on wellbeing, quiet spaces are becoming an increasingly common feature of today’s offices
As demand for urban industrial space grows, on the back of the e-commerce boom, investors and developers are looking at multi-story warehouses as the next step in urban logistics.
As smart technology advances, it’s changing the way that office buildings operate
Many universities have invested heavily in their real estate – but when lectures are done, the buildings still have plenty of potential to generate extra income
Cities with the highest percentage of university graduates are increasingly on the radar of companies and investors.
Today’s hotels are making it easier and more appealing to exercise away when away from home than ever before
With faster wireless networks rolling out worldwide, cities and businesses are gearing up for the transformation
Secular shifts and defensive portfolio strategies in focus.
Even before WeWork signed a lease for 89,307 s.f. at Southeast Financial Center, coworking has been rapidly gaining momentum in Miami
Can it be automated? If you’re not already asking this question, you should
BCG teamed with JLL to find a unique location and develop a workplace that fuels creativity, comfort and collaboration for its employees. Their new West Coast HQ is that and more.
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.
With tech tools becoming an integral part of the modern workplace, apps could soon be a crucial way for employers to keep their employees engaged — and for landlords to retain their tenants
Today’s workplaces are increasingly being designed with movement in mind to help promote employee health and boost productivity.
Designing a hotel's public space with functionality, experience and flexibility in mind can increase operational productivity
The private equity real estate sector has posted its strongest fundraising figures since the GFC
Funding to coliving has increased by more than 210 percent annually as rising housing costs in cities fuel the trend
Blackstone Group's purchase of a US$18.7 billion industrial portfolio shows e-commerce continues to boost the sector
Foot Locker's investment in retail startup Rockets of Awesome brings the brand to brick and mortar stores
Private college mergers are on the rise, presenting commercial real estate challenges and opportunities
Houston's growth forced a need for additional higher education facilities.
Partnering to build a state-of-the-art research park designed with the historical and urban context of Boston's South End in mind.
The largest private development in the history of North America is achieving office rents that are nearly 30 percent greater than the Manhattan market average
The arrival of 5G requires commercial property to be constructed in dense urban areas close to the customer.
