JLL France CEO Charles Boudet explains why technology skills are essential for today's real estate industry

As the coworking trend continues to gather pace, restaurants and pubs in cities around the world are now formally opening up their space for start-ups and freelancers.

With the rise of remote working and the growing reliance on digital collaboration, the modern office can feel a lot less social - but well-designed workspace can help prevent employee isolation.

Today’s employees expect more from their workplace canteen than in previous years both in terms of what’s being served and when it’s available

Recycling, reusing and repurposing products is becoming more popular as the circular economy gains ground. So what does this mean for the workplace?

They’re catching up to the private sector when it comes to creating workplaces that better meet the needs of their employees

Blackstone Group's purchase of a US$18.7 billion industrial portfolio shows e-commerce continues to boost the sector

Sweden and Finland are increasingly catching the eye of international investors, with some entering the region for the first time.

JLL’s latest Global Market Perspective shows that real estate market activity has stayed strong

Global investors are joining with European partners to develop their presence in the region’s highly competitive real estate market.

London is far from the only UK city on the radar of real estate investors.

Some office submarkets in Europe’s big cities are attracting high levels of interest from investors and companies looking for space to lease.

Increasingly sophisticated technology is facilitating the planning and construction phases of new developments

Cities with the highest percentage of university graduates are increasingly on the radar of companies and investors.

Stockholm is well-known for its tech credentials – and its thriving startup scene continues to draw in top talent and investors.

Across Europe, electric delivery vehicles are becoming a more common sight on inner city roads

Amsterdam is a tech heavyweight in Europe yet office space for growing firms is tight

As retailers and logistics firms aim to become more agile to meet consumer delivery expectations, on-demand space is catching on

The hotel real estate market is expected to remain healthy in 2019, thanks to strong fundamentals driven by a positive outlook on tourism travels, sustained growth forecasts for hotel operating performance and a record level of dry power for acquisitions. Return on hotel investment is attractive, compared to other asset classes and we expect global hotel investment volumes to hold steady in 2019.

Download your copy of JLL’s Foodservice Trends 2019 report, exploring how the F&B mega-trends have trickled down into various industries we work in.

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

Human capital is still critical but pressure on labour markets, combined with the rise of automation, will definitely shift the way businesses are structured.

Data, Disclosure & Disruption - Real estate is becoming more transparent but expectations continue to rise, JLL and LaSalle's 2018 Global Real Estate Transparency Index reveals the latest global rankings highlighting markets that are making the greatest progress.

Global GDP growth, strong travel and tourism trends pave the way for continued positive hotel operating performance and investment prospects. Our new outlook report, seeks to give you global insight into the 2018 hotel and hospitality investment market.

Review the world's most future-proof cities, those that have the key attributes to remain competitive and maintain long-term momentum in a rapidly changing global economy.

JLL's regular view on the impact of economic forces on property markets worldwide. For most up-to-date global insights, search for JLL's latest Global Market Perspective.