Cities

While headwinds persist, the logistics & industrial sector remains a relative bright spot for many investors.

China's growing sportswear market drives retail leasing demand in Shanghai.

Sustainability is increasingly vital in real estate, but are home buyers in Hong Kong willing to pay more for a green home?

Population growth will underpin retail fundamentals over the long term.

Landlords adapt to rising demand driven by flexible workspaces, which are reshaping Bangkok's commercial real estate.

The 'Digital India’ programme, fintech in leasing, and government measures are creating an ideal ecosystem for fintech to flourish in Mumbai.

The Malaysian retail sector is going green with many malls adopting sustainable features and pursuing green certifications.

With the nature agenda on the rise, how is the real estate sector building better for biodiversity?

JLL identifies the world’s most dynamic cities, based on a range of socio-economic and commercial real estate indicators.

Tracking Occupancy Costs in Global Cities

With Hong Kong's current real estate cycle spanning almost a decade, investors have started to look beyond traditional sectors and into areas in which they can diversify their investment holdings. In this paper, we take a high-level look at some of the fundamentals driving a select group of alternative asset classes in Hong Kong and potential investment opportunities. 

Hong Kong’s office occupier market recorded a net withdrawal of 58,700 sq ft in November as demand failed to keep up with expiring leases. Read our summary of the latest market indicators and trends for the Hong Kong office, residential, retail and industrial property markets.

Office rents are increasingly correlated with Shanghai stock market movements

Developers tweak sales strategies to prop up sales activity in the primary market

The Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao (HKZM) Bridge is a strategic element of the significant transport infrastructure upgrades in the Pearl River Delta. This report explores the far-reaching implications of the bridge for all cities in the region, and provides perspectives for businesses, investors, and market watchers.

As we enter 2017, Hong Kong's retail market looks less likely to focus on the luxury goods it has been famed for in the past, and more likely to target shoppers seeking mid-market products, food and beverage, and lifestyle and entertainment options.