Landlords learned from the flexible space boom to put amenities front and center

In the evolving workplace, some spaces aren’t being used as intended

Every office needs meeting rooms – yet their location, size and design is evolving to fit in with the modern workplace.

With workplace stress and burnout a growing issue for companies, good office design can boost wellbeing and help employees to stay on top of their job.

Service and technology are reaching new levels in the office to enable a happier and more efficient workforce

Landlords are incorporating flexible space in their buildings, prioritizing it as an essential feature. By doing this, they aim to unlock more cash flow and even build a pipeline of future tenants.

With the open-plan office now ubiquitous, a growing variety of workplace pods are being rolled in to bring a greater level of privacy.

Explore the JLL Asia Pacific Property Digest where we share the latest trends in real estate markets for office, retail, residential, industrial and hotel properties in the region.

Hotel operators are rethinking strategies on when best to refit

Swift action to contain the virus has helped avoid sharp correction, but repercussions still unclear.

Values and rents dipped for the first time in over a decade in 2019

Massive investment pledges underscores companies’ desire to have a hand in shaping a city from ground up

This note provides an initial assessment on the Coronavirus and its impact on our clients’ real estate strategies.

Keep your fingers on the pulse with JLL’s new Asia Pacific’s Capital Tracker. Find out what’s happening with active capital in the region as well as the comparison of themes in both the private and public markets

Sri Lanka, the fabled ‘Pearl of the Indian Ocean’, with a total population approaching 21.0 million people is creating wealth steadily, and is transitioning to join the ranks of higher middle-income countries from the previous lower middle-income category.

The beginning of a new workspace culture

Sri Lanka, the fabled ‘Pearl of the Indian Ocean’, with a total population approaching 21.0 million people is creating wealth steadily, and is transitioning to join the ranks of higher middle-income countries from the previous lower middle-income category.

Sri Lanka is now in the midst of a promising period of rapid economic growth and social development, driven largely by investments into infrastructure across the country as well as continued growth in the services sector, which now contributes 58% of the country’s GDP.