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JLL shapes the future of real estate for a better world by using the most advanced technology to create rewarding opportunities, amazing spaces, and sustainable real estate solutions for our clients, our people, and our communities. We want the most ambitious clients to work with us, and the most ambitious people to work for us. Join us.

We wish you all a meaningful Reconciliation Week. At JLL we’re encouraging our colleagues to deepen their understanding ...
27/05/2026

We wish you all a meaningful Reconciliation Week. At JLL we’re encouraging our colleagues to deepen their understanding of Indigenous perspectives this week with activities planned across our Australia offices. We’ll be discussing our progress on this front and the journey ahead. Importantly, we’ll be celebrating our partnerships with Yalari and Bandu, and our collaborations with LittleRocket along with some of our biggest clients to drive economic empowerment and cultural diversity through procuring Indigenous suppliers.
We’re also proud to be launching new comprehensive cultural awareness training for our employees, developed by Evolve Communities to further drive our collective efforts to be a culturally aware organisation.
In the future we imagine that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples enjoy the same high level of social, environmental and economic wellbeing as other Australians. Their engagement in the property industry is important to driving outcomes for the prosperity, health and wellbeing of us all, and the vitality of our country.
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Meet Martin James, he loves a challenge and is deliberate about delivering creative solutions for our industrial clients...
25/05/2026

Meet Martin James, he loves a challenge and is deliberate about delivering creative solutions for our industrial clients – owners, occupiers, developers and investors alike. Martin has a wealth of experience, from asset management to aviation property development, and is a great collaborator across the JLL business. Martin is also a huge supporter of our next generation of real estate professionals, recognising that their input and perspectives add diversity and lead to better decision-making and outcomes for JLL and our clients.

25/05/2026

Three landmark Sydney pubs are up for sale after more than 25 years under the same ownership,
The Clock in Surry Hills, Bank in Newtown and The Sackville in Rozelle are beloved watering holes (video for proof) in one of Australia’s most resilient hospitality markets. Our Hotels & Hospitality Group is managing the sale on behalf of Amalgamated Hotels.
Here’s what makes the pubs special:
• $40m combined annual revenue
• 11% year-on-year revenue growth
• Prime freehold properties that cannot be replicated
• Blue-chip real estate in key lifestyle and hospitality precincts
• Strong, diversified earnings led by food and beverage
Why now?
Australian household spending on hospitality has jumped from 4.1% to 5.9% over the past year, showing just how strong well-run venues in great locations continue to perform.
The pubs are being sold together for instant scale, or individually to fit investment strategies – the sale structure works both ways.
Get in touch with John Musca Ben McDonald Kate MacDonald for more.

Vera Tacheva brings an architectural perspective to her project management expertise on JLL’s Defence account in Perth. ...
21/05/2026

Vera Tacheva brings an architectural perspective to her project management expertise on JLL’s Defence account in Perth. She manages facilities and infrastructure projects under the Estate Works program, and with dual masters degrees in architecture and building information modelling, she approaches those projects with comprehensive understanding of both design and construction technologies. One of Vera’s most complex projects has been high-level bridge repairs at HMAS Stirling – Australia’s largest naval base. Read her story → https://co.jll/4nINJzl

We’ve successfully negotiated the $50m+ sale of a prime development site in Sydney’s lower north shore suburb of Wollsto...
20/05/2026

We’ve successfully negotiated the $50m+ sale of a prime development site in Sydney’s lower north shore suburb of Wollstonecraft to Singapore-listed student accommodation specialist Wee Hur. Dylan McEvoy and Gordon McFadyen managed the campaign for the 2,944 sqm property located by Crows Nest Metro station, marking another significant transaction in Australia's surging co-living sector.
"Sites that can support student accommodation and co-living are particularly sought after, given depth of demand and limited supply in well-connected urban locations," McFadyen says.
Housing supply constraints and shifting renter preferences are driving co-living and student accommodation. Sydney co-living rents start at about $675 a week compared to $730 for comparable apartments, creating compelling value in a tight market.
Read more > https://co.jll/49dvts2

19/05/2026

The workplace of 2026 is about outcomes, not just activities. What do workers really need to perform their best? Camilla McMahon, director in JLL’s design team, explains how it could be anything from tech to hospitality. And the insights we achieve from AI will reveal a lot about whether your design choices are setting your team up for success.
Learn about the four trends reshaping workplaces, retail and mixed-use environments in JLL’s Global Design Perspectives 2026 report. From flexibility and human connection to personalisation and outcome-driven design, discover the insights shaping the future of work.
Download the full report today > https://co.jll/4uvtuYs

It was a pleasure to host investor clients and AFL stars on Friday for an evening of market insights and lessons in lead...
18/05/2026

It was a pleasure to host investor clients and AFL stars on Friday for an evening of market insights and lessons in leadership and teamwork at our Sydney HQ.
Our head of research Ballantyne kicked off a special client event with an overview of property sector performance locally and abroad. And to round out the formal part of the evening, a fireside chat with former Sydney Swans players Brett Kirk, Stuart Maxfield and JLL’s own co-head of Equity Advisory Mike Pyke, on building a premiership-winning team.
Then followed a thrilling night of Aussie Rules at the Sydney Cricket Ground.
Thank you to everyone who could join us.

While residential tax changes in the 2026-27 Australian Federal Budget dominates headlines, the $86 billion investment a...
14/05/2026

While residential tax changes in the 2026-27 Australian Federal Budget dominates headlines, the $86 billion investment across defence, healthcare and infrastructure are also creating fundamental shifts for commercial property investors.

Industrial facilities, medical centres and strategic manufacturing hubs will all benefit from the Australian Government’s commitment to shore up the sectors that occupy them.
Analysis from JLL research highlights the following:

Industrial and defence
Spend of $53b over 10 years, plus a $12b investment in Henderson Defence Precinct in Western Australia will drive advanced manufacturing, warehousing and logistics demand. South Australia's defence workforce alone is expected to double by 2040, creating sustained occupier activity.

Healthcare real estate
The commitment of $25b for public hospitals, plus $1.8b for permanent Medicare Urgent Care Clinics across Australia. Combined with Australia's ageing demographics, this creates sustained demand for medical facilities and specialist suites – a sector currently undersupplied nationally.

Office (Canberra)
Peak Australian Public Service staffing levels in 2026-27 will amplify demand in capital city markets like Canberra, with its high concentration of federal government tenants providing sovereign-backed lease covenants.

Retail resilience
The permanent Working Australians Tax Offset (WATO) and staged income tax reductions provide structural support for household disposable income, benefiting neighbourhood shopping centres and non-discretionary retail sectors.

For the full sector analysis, get in touch with our real estate economist Ronak Bhimjiani

While residential tax changes in the 2026-27 Australian Federal Budget dominates headlines, the $86 billion investment a...
13/05/2026

While residential tax changes in the 2026-27 Australian Federal Budget dominates headlines, the $86 billion investment across defence, healthcare and infrastructure are also creating fundamental shifts for commercial property investors.

Industrial facilities, medical centres and strategic manufacturing hubs will all benefit from the Australian Government’s commitment to shore up the sectors that occupy them.

Analysis from JLL research highlights the following:

- Industrial and defence
Spend of $53b over 10 years, plus a $12b investment in Henderson Defence Precinct in Western Australia will drive advanced manufacturing, warehousing and logistics demand. South Australia's defence workforce alone is expected to double by 2040, creating sustained occupier activity.

- Healthcare real estate
The commitment of $25b for public hospitals, plus $1.8b for permanent Medicare Urgent Care Clinics across Australia. Combined with Australia's ageing demographics, this creates sustained demand for medical facilities and specialist suites – a sector currently undersupplied nationally.

- Office (Canberra)
Peak Australian Public Service staffing levels in 2026-27 will amplify demand in capital city markets like Canberra, with its high concentration of federal government tenants providing sovereign-backed lease covenants.

- Retail resilience
The permanent Working Australians Tax Offset (WATO) and staged income tax reductions provide structural support for household disposable income, benefiting neighbourhood shopping centres and non-discretionary retail sectors.

For the full sector analysis, get in touch with our real estate economist Ronak Bhimjiani

A shout out to our facilities management professionals without whom our buildings would fall into chaos and disrepair. O...
13/05/2026

A shout out to our facilities management professionals without whom our buildings would fall into chaos and disrepair. On we acknowledge how strategic a function facilities management is, integrating technology, sustainability and human experience to create spaces where organisations thrive. From predictive maintenance powered by IoT to workplace strategies that boost productivity, modern FM is about anticipating needs and delivering measurable impact – something we’ve been doing plenty of for our clients. (see link below). Happy World FM Day to our colleagues who do the important work to keep our buildings functioning – often unseen but always felt. https://co.jll/433vtXU

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