The half-yearly publication provides a detailed market analyses of the residential property market in Stuttgart.
The half-yearly publication provides a detailed market analyses of the residential property market in Cologne.
The half-yearly publication provides a detailed market analyses of the residential property market in Düsseldorf.
The half-yearly publication provides a detailed market analyses of the residential property market in Berlin.
The half-yearly publication provides a detailed market analyses of the residential property market in Munich.
The half-yearly publication provides a detailed market analyses of the residential property market in Frankfurt.
The half-yearly publication provides a detailed market analyses of the residential property market in Leipzig.
The half-yearly publication provides a detailed market analyses of the residential property market in Hamburg.
This publication provides an overview of the German residential real estate market including demographic and socio-economic trends, residential market supply, rent and price trends as well as the investment market.
Watch Adam Challis, EMEA Head of Living Research, JLL discuss how investors across Europe are now paying closer attention to the Living asset class.
Watch Charles Boudet, CEO of JLL France, discuss how he believes new technology is set to shake up the way real estate is valued in years to come and change the way we think about real estate.
Modernising schools based in older buildings is about working with their unique features to bring out the best from the space inside.
JLL identifies the world’s most dynamic cities, based on a range of socio-economic and commercial real estate indicators.
Europe’s disused docklands have become ripe for redevelopment – and in some cases now offer the most sought after residential and office locations in town.
In a growing number of Europe’s cities, cars are out and walking and cycling are in.
Space is sparse, costs are high, and finding a suitable place to live has become a real challenge. One solution, in short, is to go small. Micro apartments have cropped up in dense cities across the globe.
The number of flexible space operators has grown rapidly in recent years but now the market is ripe for M&A.
Amid a growing movement to break down traditional gender stereotyping, more companies are taking steps to create an inclusive culture that treats men and women equally.
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.
Researchers have been refining their knowledge of how light, in all its colorful waves, plays a big role in influencing sleep, digestion and even food cravings.
Recycling, reusing and repurposing products is becoming more popular as the circular economy gains ground. So what does this mean for the workplace?
Governments are now catching up 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.
As temperatures rise, so does the air con use in office buildings. Now, new designs are creating a better experience for employees as well as delivering environmental benefits.
Leaps in technology have brought our everyday lives closer to the storylines of science fiction films.
Global investors are joining with European partners to develop their presence in the region’s highly competitive real estate market.
Some office submarkets in Europe’s big cities are attracting high levels of interest from investors and companies looking for space to lease.
After another record-breaking year of growth in 2018, demand for high-quality assets among international investors is reaching unprecedented levels.
As scientists continue to push boundaries in the search for new drugs to tackle some of the world’s most debilitating illnesses, they are increasingly looking for next generation laboratories where they can harness innovation.
Our 2018 rental growth hotspot predictions proved to be extremely accurate. With average annual rental growth of +11.3%, our identified hotspot areas comfortably outperformed the European average.
Four of Germany’s big cities are proving to be increasingly popular for international real estate investment.
Having attended the World Economic Forum in Davos for the first time last year, I knew a little more about what to expect.
Boutique gyms are gathering pace in Europe – and getting the right look in the right location is key to their success.
With Germany on a drive to clean up its streets, electric cars are increasingly part of the journey towards a low carbon economy.
Tapping into lifestyle trends is key for retailers – and specialist brands often do it best.
JLL’s latest Global Market Perspective shows that global real estate markets have remained robust despite uncertainties.
Download your copy of JLL’s Foodservice Trends 2019 report, exploring how the F&B mega-trends have trickled down into various industries we work in.
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.
