An above-expectations end to 2018 boosted Q1 2019 performance, as office market dynamics firm before further supply delivers.
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After a very slow February in which only 33,000 net new jobs were added to the U.S. economy, the labor market returned to healthier expansion in March with 196,000 new jobs.
Multistory distribution centers are hitting the U.S. Consumer delivery expectations have logistics players reexamining all aspects of their distribution networks.
Coliving is a rising trend in multifamily real estate. How are companies using this model to add value to properties, fill vacancy and what should CRE investors pay attention to? Check out this infographic on coliving and commercial real estate to learn more.
The yield curve inversion riled up market participants last week, but by Friday it had ended. What are we to make of an imperfect recessionary signal?
An evolution – maybe even a revolution – is taking place in banking today. The branch of the past no longer meets the needs of today’s customer.
As the role of healthcare in retail locations continues to rise, JLL uncovers the benefits for healthcare providers and retail centers.
A new generation of consumers—and the ongoing war for talent—will change the landscape of the contact center industry in 2019. Compounded with increasing minimum wages, successful contact centers will need to find innovative solutions to optimize costs and maintain service excellence.
The U.S. Industrial market closed the final quarter of 2018 on a stable note. Nationwide, vacancy continued to hover close to 5.0 percent and for the U.S. closed the quarter at 4.9 percent.
Increase in activity across primary markets and entity-level transactions drive volumes in 2018.
Strong construction momentum will easily carry through the first half of 2019.
