JLL reported a record first-quarter diluted earnings per share of $3.33, up 207% year-over-year in local currency, fueled by strong revenue growth in Advisory and Capital Markets Services. Total revenue rose 9% in local currency to $6.4 billion, led by Leasing Advisory and Investment Sales. The company also expanded margins through cost discipline and platform leverage, repurchased $300 million in shares, and committed additional investment to its LaSalle Encore+ Fund. JLL's CEO highlighted the company's strategic focus on data, AI, and sustainable growth amid a fluid macro environment.
HiTech Minerals CEO Ian Rodger will join a Water Tower Research Fireside Chat on July 16, 2026, to discuss the company's planned Nasdaq listing under ticker ULIT following its business combination with Constellation Acquisition Corp. The discussion w...
A 2026 JLL survey reveals that 60% of business leaders expect workforce growth due to AI, with most seeing AI as enhancing rather than replacing jobs. Advanced AI adopters prioritize hiring full-time staff, investing in entry-level talent, and redesi...
NEMA Chicago, a 76-story luxury residential tower, secured $275 million in refinancing and $57 million in mezzanine financing through JLL, with loans from New York Life Insurance and PGIM. Located in downtown Chicago, NEMA offers 800 high-end units w...
