Converted warehouses and former industrial precincts outside major cities have long provided inventive office space for plucky tech starts-ups and creative agencies. But increasingly, big corporations have moved in.

Universities worldwide are investing in digital maps to help students navigate sprawling campuses, another sign that technology is pushing into all corners of the built environment.

With over five million apps available across the world, just about every fathomable function of daily life can be aided by a finger-tap on a smartphone.

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.

The urban campus concept is breathing new life into universities challenged by changing study habits and growing competition 

Read the full report to find out the results of our latest Centre Managers' Survey and the key trends impacting shopping centre performance over the last six months.

Attention is turning to the city’s old buildings as new land for development remains scarce.

Inadequate office supply coupled with the lowest vacancy rates in 40 years is driving unrelenting demand for commercial floorspace in Sydney and Melbourne, boosting already high rents

Paris real estate is no longer the preserve of European investors as more capital from Asia flows into the city

Trends at play in Asia Pacific, beyond e-commerce, are attracting real estate investors to industrial property and influencing developers and occupiers.

Paris real estate is no longer the preserve of European investors as more capital from Asia flows into the city

Asia Pacific is a rapidly evolving market for investors offering exciting opportunities to diversify and spread risk across multiple markets with in the industrial space.

Heard the buzz about logistics in Asia Pacific but don’t know how to get in the game? You’re not alone.

The latest research in JLL’s award-winning Cities Research Programme quantifies Innovation and Talent strengths of over 100 cities globally

1Q19 statistics on the national industrial markets.

1Q19 statistics on the national retail markets.

2018 was another year of exceptional trading for Sydney, with limited transactional activity as a result of a lack of stock on the market. Find out how the Sydney hotel market performed in our Sydney 2018 Hotel Market Wrap Up

2018 was one of the most notable years in the Melbourne hotel market's history with activity on every front. Find out how the Melbouren market and its various submarkets performed in our 2018 Melbourne Hotel Market Wrap Up.

With faster wireless networks rolling out worldwide, cities and businesses are gearing up for the transformation

Tokyo’s Nakamenguro neighborhood has come a long way from its days as a backwater industrial area with a polluted river to a popular cherry blossom watching spot during hanami season.

Sustainable buildings are increasingly making their mark on skylines across Asia as demand for eco-friendly hotels and offices continues to rise.

Cities are exploring the use of sensors, data analytics, and artificial intelligence to create urban environments that live and breathe technology.

The value proposition of Australian metropolitan office markets has become more apparent in recent times.

Conditions in the Perth residential market remain challenging.

The apartment market in Canberra has continued to soften.

The Inner Adelaide apartment market is currently undergoing strong construction activity, with a relatively high level of supply expected to complete in 2019.

2018 was another year of exceptional trading for Sydney, with limited transactional activity as a result of a lack of stock on the market. Find out how the Sydney hotel market performed in our Sydney 2018 Hotel Market Wrap Up

2018 was one of the most notable years in the Melbourne hotel market's history with activity on every front. Find out how the Melbouren market and its various submarkets performed in our 2018 Melbourne Hotel Market Wrap Up.

Apartment completions on the Gold Coast peaked in 2018, with supply expected to contract by 30% over 2019. To date, there appears to be no adverse side effects from the increased supply levels, as rental rates have remained resilient and capital growth remains positive.

Despite robust economic growth and an improved labour market, the Inner Melbourne apartment market has continued to cool. Sales volumes continue to decline and new supply continues to decrease.

The downturn in the Sydney apartment market is well underway. Capital values continue to decline, as demand remains restricted by tighter credit controls and negative sentiment in the market.

The Inner Brisbane apartment market will continue to stabilise throughout 2019, as demand builds and supply is absorbed.

The Perth residential market remains weak. However, with a backdrop of improving economic and employment growth, conditions are expected to gradually improve in 2019.

Following a low level of completions in 2018, the Inner Adelaide apartment market will experience a relatively high level of supply in 2019.