Funding to coliving has increased by more than 210 percent annually as rising housing costs in cities fuel the trend
An annual overview providing a snapshot of key and emerging hotel markets across the continent.
Blackstone Group's purchase of a US$18.7 billion industrial portfolio shows e-commerce continues to boost the sector
As the coworking trend continues to gather pace, restaurants and pubs in cities around the world are now formally opening up their space for start-ups and freelancers.
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.
The office market remained in movement throughout 2016
Market recovers in 2018 and presents good perspectives for 2019
As opposed to AA and A class buildings, for which the vacancy rates are close to 40%, the B class market breathes easy in three out of five office regions
Great movements mark the beginning of 2017 after a year of negative balance
The Paulista region is the most demanded, despite of its high price and low supply
Market keeps the recovery pace and shows a better result compared to the previous quarter
Today’s workplaces are increasingly being designed with movement in mind to help promote employee health and boost productivity.
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
As coworking continues to grow in popularity in cities around the world, hotels are increasingly looking for a slice of the market.
They’re catching up to the private sector when it comes to creating workplaces that better meet the needs of their employees
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
Companies scrambling to learn more about their employees’ work habits – and how to provide the most efficient spaces – have led to a boom in proptech, an industry buzzword for everything from using augmented reality to design offices to managing vast real estate portfolios.
From the observation deck at the International Commerce Centre in Hong Kong, visitors can gaze across the city from 100 stories up. And as landlords and developers are increasingly finding, that’s worth something.
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.
As more data is captured, digested and shared, the way supply chains – and warehouses – are managed is being improved.
New designs are creating a better employee experience while delivering environmental benefits
The latest research in JLL’s award-winning Cities Research Programme quantifies Innovation and Talent strengths of over 100 cities globally
JLL’s latest Global Market Perspective shows that real estate market activity has stayed strong
Real estate firms are increasingly putting technology front and centre in their businesses, as the industry continues to grapple with changes brought by property technology (Proptech).
Capital cities across Central and Eastern Europe are becoming ever more popular with international investors.
Global investors are joining with European partners to develop their presence in the region’s highly competitive real estate market.
U.S. real estate developer and investor Greystar has attracted US$450 million for its China-focused rental housing fund
Major funds are continuing to shift investment efforts toward commercial real estate markets
The offer of residency remains far from a one-size-fits-all answer to encourage direct real estate investment.
M&A activity is growing across Asia Pacific’s real estate market, a sign that institutional investors are continuing to increase their allocations to real estate.
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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
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
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
Major American hospitality chains are finding that running a more environmentally-friendly hotel can save on costs while giving their properties greater ethical appeal
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