JLL

JLL is a leading professional services firm that specializes in real estate and investment management. JLL is a Fortune 500 company with annual revenue of $19.4 billion in 2021, operations in over 80 countries and a global workforce of more than 98,000 as of December 31, 2021.

Seoul new industrial completions hit 3-year low

Seoul new industrial completions hit 3-year low

Only four centres were completed in Q3 2024.Seoul’s challenging project financing market remained prominent. According to a JLL report, in Q3 2024, only four centres were completed, which was fewer than initially speculated. In terms of area, this represented the lowest level in nine quarters, and in terms of number, the fewest in three years.

Manila residential vacancy rate inches up to 7.2% in Q3

Newly turned-over units pushed vacancy upwards.

Tokyo prime industrial supply grows by 11% in Q3

Six new facilities entered the market during the quarter.

Perth to see 10 new industrial developments by end-2027

These projects will yield over 111,00sqm of new stock.

Manila new office supply to reach 170,000sqm in 2025

Altaire Tower is expected to be completed in Q1 next year.

New Jakarta luxury condominium project enters the market in Q3

It added 335 units to the city’s current stock.

Retailers expand amidst slow consumer spending

Shop owners are getting the best units in the most prime locations amidst thin supply. 

Hong Kong office rents to drop by 5-10% for full-year 2024

Rents are expected to decline by up to 5% in Q4.

Delhi net office absorption to increase by 6% to 7.5m sq ft by year-end

Net absorption was at 1.9m sq ft in Q3 alone.According to a JLL report, premium office locations and high-quality buildings supported by institutional owners are anticipated to see increased leasing activity and rents.

Canberra to see 35,000sqm of new office space supply by Q4 2025

Thanks to a project under construction at 15 Sydney Avenue.

Melbourne’s Q3 retail completions finally outperform 10-year average

Completions have underperformed for six consecutive quarters.

Sydney hotel supply to increase by 5.1%

Thanks to six new hotels currently under construction.