Cities

Currently, data centers in Asia Pacific are witnessing a surge in demand from both corporate users and investors. Find out more!

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.

The city isn't just Australia's cultural capital; it's also a center for education and innovation, bringing together tourists, students and professionals.

A number of the world's most dynamic cities are implementing ambitious urban development projects to be cutting-edge and driven by innovation.

A membership ecosystem can break down the rigid siloes between working, dining and relaxing and create a feature-rich workplace experience that is powered by technology and be an enabler of flexibility. Could memberships be the future of office leasing? Is the outcome a win-win for owners and occupiers?

JLL and The Business of Cities set out why City Governance is becoming more of a differentiator for real estate, and the implications for investors, developers and occupiers.

Overall vacancy in the Auckland City industrial areas slightly rose with supply continuing to slowly increase, while rents remained stable.

Will rental divergence drive decentralisation?

JLL’s latest City Momentum Index covers 130 major established and emerging markets to identify the world’s most dynamic cities.

How will modern occupiers view CBD office markets in a Metropolitan Age?

Our new research looks at the rapidly evolving global system of cities, the impact of the major forces of change on global urban dynamics and the implications for the real estate sector.

JLL's first report in our Future Cities series, Australian Cities for a Metropolitan Age, reveals the urgency for demand in Australia’s cities which will be forced to become more metropolitan as cities continue to grow.