Many of the world’s fastest growing ports have a surprising thing in common - they are all inland. And their increasing popularity means more need for accompanying logistics investment.
The latest fund close by Blackstone is a sign that investors are still eager for exposure to property markets over a decade into the current cycle.
Our Mid-Year Global Data Center Outlook provides on the ground knowledge across local markets and an inside-look into this growing industry.
Singaporean real estate investors have emerged Asia Pacific’s number one source of outbound capital in the first half of 2019, and their overseas deals are growing in scale and complexity.
Technology's steady march forward is changing our cities, with clear benefits arising in some places more than others.
In an increasingly tight real estate market, more and more investors are finding value in adapting obsolete buildings.
With more people than ever shopping online, efficient delivery to homes and offices is critical – and smart parcel lockers are an increasingly popular solution.
As traditional retailers move out of department stores, new types of tenants – from coworking companies to entrepreneurial pop-ups – are taking their place
It is expected that 115,000 square meters will be added this year. Furthermore, it is forecasted that almost 400,000 square meters will have been added by 2021, an amount equivalent to 25% of the current corporate stock of Buenos Aires.
Investors from around the world are ploughing increased amounts of capital into office buildings across the German city.
Hotel operators have been buying firms focused on wellness in a bid to attract guests looking for healthy getaways.
International investors have been flocking to the French capital so far in 2019.
Air conditioning is the fastest-growing use of energy, with 30 percent coming from commercial buildings
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.
As smart technology advances, it’s changing the way that office buildings operate.
Today’s workplaces are increasingly being designed with movement in mind to help promote employee health and boost productivity.
As the coworking trend continues to gather pace, restaurants and pubs in cities around the world are now formally opening up their space for startups and freelancers.
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
They’re catching up to the private sector when it comes to creating workplaces that better meet the needs of their employees
As coworking continues to grow in popularity in cities around the world, hotels are increasingly looking for a slice of the market.
Recycling, reusing and repurposing products is becoming more popular as the circular economy gains ground. So what does this mean for the workplace?
Companies are prioritising practical amenities that meet modern employees needs rather than office gimmicks to attract talent
With internet speeds of up to 100 times fast than today’s 4G networks, 5G has the potential to bring next-gen office technology to life.
New designs are creating a better employee experience while delivering environmental benefits
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.
The jump was driven by an increase in both foreign and domestic investment.
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.
The Federal Reserve’s decision to lower interest rates may influence commercial real estate investors to continue buying property, even at lofty valuation levels.
As demand for urban industrial space grows, on the back of the e-commerce boom, multi-storey warehouses are the next step in urban logistics.
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
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.
Buenos Aires corporate office stock added square meters on the first quarter of 2019.
With faster wireless networks rolling out worldwide, cities and businesses are gearing up for the transformation
The latest research in JLL’s award-winning Cities Research Programme quantifies Innovation and Talent strengths of over 100 cities globally
Across the world, mega-regions are increasingly becoming the economic powerhouses.
As the meeting and events market grows, hotels are revamping their events and meetings facilities to win over events planners with their design, technology and food.
Mall owners want people shopping in their stores and locals want amenities on their doorsteps
Explore the top global trends that will have the biggest impact on business and see how your real estate strategy can help you respond to these challenges. Here's how with concepts like flexspace, innovation culture and digital drive you can take a more resilient approach to your strategy in 2019.
A place of work is more than a property. It’s a living environment that helps individuals and businesses craft and experience a rewarding fusion of life and work. Our research proves it.
Learn how to drive stronger business performance and achieve higher productivity for your organization through a genuine expression of a strong and vibrant company culture.
Quarterly analysis of cross-border investment to global commercial real estate markets.
JLL’s latest Global Market Perspective shows that real estate market activity has stayed strong
An overview of Puerto Rico and its retail market.
