Informal workspace may once have been painted as all air hockey tables and beanbags when businesses started to experiment during the first dotcom boom.

From smart building management systems to wearable gadgets that encourage regular movement, today’s workers increasingly inhabit a new kind of workplace, optimized by technology to enhance productivity, health and wellbeing.

Going green has gone from being a luxury option to a necessity for the global built environment sector today.

Whether you operate or own a supermarket, a retail chain, an educational institution or hotel, keeping a tight rein on facilities management processes and cost is important for the bottom line

Universities are turning to the private sector to help build and run high quality facilities that meet the expectations of future students and staff.

Not all workplace programs are created equal. Some are able to inspire, generate and sustain high levels of engagement. But the majority are unable to sustain this initial spark of engagement, with many losing steam over time.

Identifying rental growth spots, this report showcases some of the insights resulting from the development of our Supply Sensitivity Index.

Data, Disclosure & Disruption - Real estate is becoming more transparent but expectations continue to rise, JLL and LaSalle's 2018 Global Real Estate Transparency Index reveals the latest global rankings highlighting markets that are making the greatest progress.

Real estate finance is going green, with the use of new bonds linked to the sustainability of a project.

Retail owners are cashing in on the co-working trend in order to fill empty spaces in malls and department stores.

Investors are increasingly turning to alternatives in the hunt for asset diversification and enhanced risk-adjusted returns. And one sector that is high on the list is data centers.

Despite a testing environment, investors and fund managers still value real estate as a strong performer.

Data, Disclosure & Disruption - Real estate is becoming more transparent but expectations continue to rise, JLL and LaSalle's 2018 Global Real Estate Transparency Index reveals the latest global rankings highlighting markets that are making the greatest progress.

As more people flock to urban areas, mixed-use buildings are adapting to tick the work-live-play boxes that turn developments into destinations.

Expanding cities and changing weather patterns are leaving urban areas vulnerable to flooding; better building design and planning are needed.

Cities have always required different public bodies to work together to create spaces that are able to meet the needs of local residents.

Green buildings are a key part of the solution to battle climate change. A building is classified as green if it meets certain defined criteria such as energy sustainability, water efficiency and environmental protection.

Progressive and productive spaces - both indoors and outdoors - can only be achieved by designing consciously for people.

Flexible Office Space | Coworking & Co. in the Big 7. Insights into an emerging market

Identifying rental growth spots, this report showcases some of the insights resulting from the development of our Supply Sensitivity Index.

Data, Disclosure & Disruption - Real estate is becoming more transparent but expectations continue to rise, JLL and LaSalle's 2018 Global Real Estate Transparency Index reveals the latest global rankings highlighting markets that are making the greatest progress.

The right real estate strategy can help organizations achieve their ambitions and succeed in a period of rapid change.

By providing an up-to-date, stronger understanding of market conditions, the Supply Chain Activity Index will allow better-informed developer, investor and occupier decisions.

​Care homes with user-oriented and sustainable concepts have long since become an established asset class in the real estate investment market and offer returns well above the classic real estate segments. A detailed market knowledge and a deep regional market penetration are essential for sustainable investment decisions due to the heterogeneous care market.

​The quarterly office market overview analyses latest developments in the seven most important German office property markets: Berlin, Cologne, Düsseldorf, Frankfurt, Hamburg, Munich and Stuttgart.

The quarterly publication provides detailed market analyses of the office lettings markets in Munich.