Trends & Insights: The Future of Commercial Real Estate
JLL's global podcast series dives into the industry's biggest topics with the experts who immerse themselves in it daily.
Episodes
How are shopping center experiences evolving?
In this JLL "Trends & Insights" episode, Tanger CEO Stephen Yalof discusses the pivotal changes in Tanger's retail real estate strategy with JLL's Naveen Jaggi. Originally an outlet center company, Tanger is now pivoting towards experience-focused, full-price centers. Yalof outlines how post-COVID dynamics, such as the popularity of open-air environments and the addition of food and lifestyle expe
Why do we waste so much energy and what can we do about it?
Energy waste is costing businesses billions, but solutions are at hand. In this JLL "Trends & Insights" episode, Jonathan Maxwell of Sustainable Development Capital and Guy Grainger, JLL's global head of sustainability services, explore innovative strategies to combat energy inefficiency in commercial real estate. They discuss cutting-edge approaches like on-site generation and AI-driven smart bui
How hotels are delivering better digital experiences
Hotels have lagged some of rapid technological advancements in other real estate sectors. Zach Demuth, JLL's head of hospitality research, and Roman Pedan, CEO of KASA, join host James Cook to dissect why major hotel chains still use decades-old systems and how this affects everything from guest satisfaction to profitability. The guests explore the challenges of innovating in a fragmented industry
How data and AI are transforming climate risk management in real estate
In this episode of "Trends & Insights," experts Jaime del Alamo from JLL and Rich Sorkin from Jupiter Intelligence explore how data and AI are revolutionizing climate risk management in commercial real estate. Discover how advanced modeling tools and regulatory frameworks are reshaping valuations, insurance and investment decisions amid increasing climate challenges. Learn how leading firms are in
How beehives are becoming the next big building amenity
Can the humble honeybee transform commercial real estate? In a special documentary edition of Trends and Insights, we traveled to Montreal to explore how Alvéole, a pioneer in urban beekeeping, is using bees and beehives to redefine the connections between tenants and the urban environment. We spoke with Declan Rankin Jardin, co-founder of Alvéole, about how urban beekeeping is transforming commer
How 'not your typical cycle' defines 2025's commercial real estate market
Industry veterans Brian Klinksiek from LaSalle Investment Management and Ben Breslau from JLL dissect the complex landscape of commercial real estate in 2025. As the industry moves past the "survive till '25" mantra, our experts caution against applying historical patterns to this unique cycle. They explore booming sectors like data centers and specialized housing, discuss the potential of industr
The promise and challenges of the 15-minute city
Imagine a neighborhood where residents can access most of their daily needs — such as work, shopping, school, and recreation — with a 15-minute walk or bike ride. The concept may be coming to a city near you. Phillip Rode, Executive Director of LSE Cities, and Phil Ryan, Director of Global Insight at JLL, explore the model's capacity to address urban challenges like congestion and environmental co
How holiday shopping is shifting
Explore the evolving landscape of holiday shopping with Don Ziss, manager of Manhattan Village, and Keisha Virtue, JLL Senior Retail Analyst. From the decline of Black Friday chaos to the rise of targeted, research-driven experiences, this episode delves into changing consumer habits, the impact of social media, and the growing popularity of click-and-collect services. Discover key insights from J
Are small nuclear reactors the future of data center power?
An energy crisis is looming as power demands skyrocket, in no small part due our growing demand for data. One potential solution to power data centers: small modular nuclear reactors (SMRs). Experts Brian Gitt from Oklo and Colm Shorten from JLL explore this compact nuclear technology's promise and challenges. They discuss SMRs' unique features, the "Power as a Service" model, and global adoptio
How technology and urban planning could reshape retail's future
Retail's future is rapidly evolving, shaped by technology and changing consumer habits. In connection with JLL's Future Vision research project, this episode of Trends & Insights: The Future of Commercial Real Estate explores three potential scenarios for shopping in the years ahead. How AI will challenge traditional retail spaces and consumer behaviors. Why digital replicas of physical stores wi
How AI drones are changing the way warehouses track inventory
This podcast episode explores how AI-powered drones are revolutionizing warehouse inventory management can minimize workforce and maximize productivity inside the warehouse. Featuring Verity founder Raffaello D'Andrea and JLL executives Kris Bjorson and Sam Brashler, the discussion highlights the challenges of traditional inventory methods, including infrequent counts and high error rates. The exp
How sports is leading the conversation about sustainability
Sports are stepping into a leading role when it comes to sustainable development. We've seen this in design of stadiums such as Amazon's Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle, and with global events such as the Paris Olympics and upcoming 2026 World Cup. But as the sports industry places an emphasis on sustainability, a question remains: Will that commitment to sustainability resonate with sports fans?
How to safeguard against rent fraud in multifamily properties
Rental fraud among Class A multifamily properties is not only growing, but also becoming increasingly sophisticated, leaving a detrimental impact on both luxury and affordable rental units. Surprisingly, despite its high cost for owners and developers, very few have implemented a comprehensive plan to combat risk, despite acknowledging its significance as a top priority for their business. In this
Just how good is AI at predicting the future?
BGO Chief Economist Ryan Severino, JLL chief economist David Rea, and Alberto Lopez, Global Forecasting Director at JLL, come together to discuss the evolution of rent forecasting in commercial real estate. AI is allowing for more precise calculations and forecasts than ever before, significantly improving predictive models. But the reliable interpretation and refinement of data are still paramou
The meaning of physical space in the age of AI
As the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in society continues to expand, there is a growing concern about the potential loss of human connection and the meaning of physical space. But Yuehan Wang, a technology research leader at JLL, thinks that AI may revolutionize our relationship with the built environment, prompting a reevaluation of human connection and trust. On this episode of Trends & I
How AI is supercharging real estate data
The world's biggest companies, including major real estate firms, are increasingly exploring use cases for generative AI tools. Beyond their ability to create songs or write code, AI tools like ChatGPT can crunch data and build predictive models that can, for instance, make property management more efficient. Join Ankit Kapoor from consulting giant McKinsey, and Daniel Fenton, leader of JLL's gene
How far have luxury hotels come since the pandemic?
The recovery of the luxury hotel industry from the challenges of the pandemic have been extraordinary. Guests have returned and investors have noticed. Last year, global hotel liquidity finished at $51 billion, with more than 20% of the single-asset liquidity being derived from luxury assets—its highest portion since 2015, according to JLL research. In this episode of "Trends & Insights: The Futur
How sports venues are keeping the lights on after game day
Retailers like gyms, grocery and department stores have traditionally played a crucial role as anchor tenants. But recent studies have flagged sports stadiums as having the potential to rival traditional anchors, generating millions, if not billions, of dollars. The recent attention has pushed developers to take a deeper look at sports stadiums. One big question for them: what happens when the st
Staying on top of building regulations is about to get harder
Over 30 U.S. cities have committed to developing building performance standards by Earth Day in April, part of the Biden administration's National Building Performance Standards Coalition. But not all standards are the same, either in their ambition nor specific targets. New York's Local Law 97 aims to lower greenhouse gas emissions in large buildings. Other cities prioritize energy use intensit
Can parking keep up with the changing city?
Discover how car parks are harnessing technology to meet the demands of smarter cities, and just generally adapting to the changing urban landscape, in this episode of Trends & Insights: The Future of Commercial Real Estate. Join industry experts Adam Bidder, from Q-Park, and Colin Chan, head of JLL's Car Park Solutions team, as they explore the intersection of cars, parking and a city's infrastru
Can Nature Solve Climate Risks?
In the face of growing climate risks, businesses around the world are seeking solutions to mitigate the potential impact. Among the emerging tools at their disposal are nature-based solutions (NBS), which use nature and its ecosystems to address environmental challenges. It means using natural elements like forests, wetlands, and green spaces to provide sustainable and effective solutions. In the
What's in store for 2024?
Charles Myers, of Signum Global, and JLL's Ben Breslau delve into the potential risks and opportunities that await in the commercial real estate market for 2024. Gain valuable insights into how economic factors, including AI, interest rates, and geopolitical risks, will shape the industry landscape in the coming years as the industry experts cover a range of buzzing topics, including the econo
Is the Future of Warehouses Sustainable and Employee-Centric?
Gone are the days of warehouses being purely functional spaces with four walls, a roof, and not much else. In recent years, they have evolved into sustainable buildings infused with green technology that prioritizes the well-being of their workers. In this episode of Trends & Insights: The Future of Commercial Real Estate, industry experts Michael Ignatiadis from JLL and Jai Mirpuri from ESR Grou
Will AI Revolutionize Commercial Real Estate?
In this episode of "Trends & Insights: The Future of Commercial Real Estate" podcast, we are joined by guests working at the cutting edge of artificial intelligence (AI) to discuss the role it will play in revolutionizing commercial real estate. Jeevan Kalanithi, CEO and Co-Founder of OpenSpace, walks us through how his company uses computer vision and generative AI on construction sites. Raj Sin
Is the US Prepared for the Electric Vehicles on its Roads?
The transition to electric vehicles (EVs) is picking up speed, but the charging infrastructure is struggling to keep pace. On this episode of the 'Trends & Insights: The Future of Commercial Real Estate' podcast, host James Cook, along with EVgo's Adam Happel and JLL's Josephine Tucker, delves into the burgeoning demand for EV charging stations across the US. They discuss the anticipated growth in
How can companies retain talent in the hybrid era?
While a bigger paycheck is still a driver of job turnover, a new report from JLL shows that quality of life and personal development have never been more important for employees. Despite economic uncertainty, the fight for quality talent continues. According to JLL research, more than 50% of office workers have left their jobs since the start of the pandemic. And more than 90% say they would co
How is a bear market helping scaling biotechs find space to grow?
Investors are funneling billions of dollars into the life sciences industry, helping early-stage biotech companies—responsible for bringing nearly two-thirds of new products to market in the past decade—discover new therapies, make a positive clinical impact and grow. But first, they need to find more space—and finding any lab space in today's market is nearly impossible, with demand high and supp
How will flex space be part of next-gen office buildings?
As tenants call for increased flexibility to meet the demand of dispersed teams and hybrid environments, flexible space can help make an asset more competitive in the market. What started as a sweet deal for startups and smaller companies looking for malleable lease terms, co-working has accelerated to a multibillion-dollar industry in demand from every sector. This is why JLL has predicted that 3
How is a Chicago office building activated with experience management?
Chicago's Old Post Office was once the largest post office in the world. Now it's home to 2.5 million square feet of office space, a food hall, a tenant lounge and more. But to make a place more than just real estate, it has to be activated with experiences. Tom Larance, Head of Experience Management at JLL, and Jamie Sowski, who manages marketing and events at the Old Post Office, explain how the
How can cities help commercial real estate cut carbon emissions?
More than 60% of carbon emissions within our cities typically come from buildings. As a growing number of local governments realize the importance of buildings in meeting their net-zero or science-based targets, cities worldwide are embracing innovative ways to cut emissions in new and existing commercial real estate. How can building owners and occupiers work alongside cities to tackle emissions
How will the metaverse impact data centers?
The metaverse will require a massive platform as data capacity requirements grow from new applications and uses. However, the data center industry faces some major labor headwinds over the next five years that could limit growth, according to JLL's newest Data Center Outlook report. Harrison Montgomery, head of marketing for augmented reality platform Aireal, Brian Kortendick, Executive Director o
How can the infrastructure bill help advance racial justice in America - Building Places #38
America's infrastructure projects historically have negatively impacted communities of color and low-income neighborhoods, and they are in dire need of updates. Maria Lehman, president elect of the American Society of Civil Engineers, and Josephine Tucker, who leads JLL's clean energy and infrastructure practice, discuss how the new Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act can help support infrastru
What attracts innovators to a city?
What is it about innovative communities that make them a magnet for attracting top talent and companies? In this episode of Building Places, Carol Hodgson, JLL's Sr. Director of Global Research, talks about the benchmarks associated with some of the most innovative geographies across the globe. Dan McGowan, managing director of JLL Denver, weighs in on how his talent-rich region draws in new compa
How do inclusive amenities create a better office experience?
In this episode, James Cook speaks with two experts about how to create inclusive workplaces. Christina Piper, workplace expert at JLL, and Claire Coder, CEO at Aunt Flow. From designing spaces with accessibility in mind, to offering supplies that employees need like free menstrual products in the office bathrooms, it's an eye-opening discussion about the seemingly small things that make a big dif
How are buildings made cybersecure?
How are buildings made cybersecure? Just like computers, a building can be hacked—from its sprinkler and HVAC systems to its smart conference rooms and elevators. But when comparing two buildings, how can you tell which is more protected from hackers? Jason Lund, who leads JLL's technology infrastructure group, shares what makes a building cybersecure. James Cook is the director of retail research
What do future office amenities look like?
Office workers want to return to the office. This is good news for employers, as research shows productivity and engagement decline when employees are away from the office. Companies again must create a sense of FOMO—fear of missing out—to attract and retain talent with amenity spaces. In this episode, James Cook talks with Christina Piper, workplace expert at JLL, about amenities employees want m
How will the new infrastructure bill impact CRE and the cost of construction?
In this episode, JLL's Henry D'Esposito, Research Manager, National Construction, and Brian T. Oakley, Executive Vice President of Public Institutions Group, talk about how the infrastructure bill will impact CRE and the broader economy. James Cook is the director of retail research in the Americas for JLL. Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts Listen on the web: BuildingPlaces
Have states changed how they work in response to COVID?
Kristen Halboth, a senior research analyst with JLL explains how state governments have changed their employee workplaces in response to the pandemic. Her new study was produced in partnership with with the National Association of State Chief Administrators (NASCA). James Cook is the director of retail research in the Americas for JLL. Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts Liste
Is your organization ready for a return to work?
100 million Americans are fully vaccinated. If you don't yet have a plan in place to welcome employees back to the workplace, you need to get started ASAP. In this episode, JLL's Ram Srinivasan, managing director, discusses re-entry, the workplace of the future and more. Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts Listen on the web: BuildingPlaces.show Leave a message on the podcast hot
How will clean energy projects impact commercial real estate?
It's estimated that $17 billion in annual renewable projects could deliver in the U.S. in the next 5 years. JLL's Bryan Thomas, Vice President, Public Institutions, and Mike Bammel, Managing Director, Renewable Energy, talk about solar power and electric vehicles, public-private partnerships, infrastructure demands and property values. Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts Listen
Are office amenities coming to the warehouse?
The e-commerce boom during COVID-19 is changing industrial real estate. To attract and retain top talent, industrial employers are offering amenities typically found in office spaces. Mehtab Randhawa, Director, Industrial Research, talks about the shifts in industrial real estate that are creating an improved workplace. Download the research report to learn more about the future of Industrial rea
What will "normal" look like post-COVID?
Although the COVID-19 pandemic has upended normalcy across the globe, that's not always a bad thing, especially in the property world. Using insights from JLL's Better than normal: Vision 2021 report, Christian Beaudoin, managing director of research and strategy at JLL, discusses the opportunity this presents to make things better going forward across several sectors - from offices to retail and
How will companies meet net-zero energy goals?
The number of organizations committing to net-zero emissions doubled in 2020 – but ambition doesn't equal action. In this episode, Matthew Clifford, JLL's Global Product Owner for Energy and Sustainability Services, talks about how companies can create a concrete action plan to reduce their carbon footprint and create greener workplaces. James Cook is the director of retail research in the America
When will my office get herd immunity?
Dr. Michael Gao is the CEO of Haven Diagnostics, a practicing hospital physician, and a data scientist. He talks about how office layout, the type of work that's done in an office and where it is located will dictate the percentage of vaccinated employees required to achieve herd immunity. James Cook is the director of retail research in the Americas for JLL. Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify
When will fans return to the arena for live sports?
Sports fans and entertainers are eager to return to the arena. Join JLL's National Director of Sports and Entertainment, Jim Renne, and President of Monumental Sports & Entertainment, David Touhey, as they talk about how the sports and entertainment industry is preparing to safely re-enter arenas for live sports and in-person events. James Cook is a research director at JLL. Subscribe: Apple Pod
Has the pandemic sped up infrastructure construction?
The pandemic has undoubtedly accelerated U.S. infrastructure construction, says Phil Ryan, a senior research manager at JLL. Projects like the extension of the LA Metro into Beverley Hills were sped up thanks to the lack of car traffic. But the pandemic has also slowed down the roll-out of future projects which have as yet to secure funding. Meanwhile in Australia, Scott Armstrong, the proper
What can businesses do to keep women from quitting?
Millions of women are leaving their careers to take care of school-age children and monitor at-home learning. What does that mean for the economy? In this episode of the podcast, JLL's Gabrielle Harvey, Vice President, Portfolio Services, and Julia Georgules, Director of Research, talk about the economic impacts of women leaving the workforce to become full-time caretakers. James Cook is a resear
Can art influence the market value of your real estate?
Art can not only make a space more unique and inviting, there's actually a business case for it. Martha Weidmann, CEO of NINE dot ARTS, talks about the value of art in commercial real estate and how to turn your property into a one-of-a-kind experience. James Cook is the director of retail research in the Americas for JLL. Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts Listen on the web:
How much do you know about the air you're breathing?
Now more than ever people want to know what's in the air they're breathing. Raefer Wallis, creator of ORIGIN, a public resource for data on building materials, and RESET, a technology-driven healthy building standards and certification program, talks about the importance of air quality data to improve building health and prevent the spread of disease. James Cook is a research director at JLL. Sub
How can the commercial real estate industry be more diverse?
The commercial real estate industry isn't as diverse as it could be. There are fewer women than men and women earn less pay on average in similar roles. Wendy Mann, chief executive officer of CREW Network, talks about their new benchmark study that explores this issue. She also explains how we can work to fix the problem. Susan Hill is a CREW member and leader. She talks about her career path to
How do Universities partner with private developers?
The fall semester is in full swing at our nation's universities, but many have cut in-person classes. This has meant less demand for student housing, which can be a problem if that's your business. Matt Do explains how Public Private Partnerships at Universities can be structured successfully. James Cook is the director of retail research in the Americas for JLL. Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spot
Is Data the New Oil?
With many more people now working, schooling and viewing entertainment from home, our reliance on the cloud is at an all-time high. JLL Research manager David Barnett explains how data centers, the places where the servers that power the cloud are housed, have seen sustained global demand. Nearly every industry is now reliant on the computing power of the cloud and observers are asking, "Is data t
Back to school, and work?
It is time for students to go back to school. But thanks to the pandemic, school is unlike anything we've seen before. Remote learning will have a big impact on the millions of workers that also happen to be parents. Research directors Patricia Raicht and Christian Beaudoin have studied the impact on office employers and investigated how companies can support parent employees. James Cook is the
What's Blocking Blockchain?
Remember Blockchain? No so long ago it was also held out as a technology that could revolutionize real estate transactions. So, what happened to the revolution? Matthew McAuley, a director with the JLL Global Research team explains the obstacles that have stood in the way of wide blockchain adoption. He also discusses the bigger story of real estate transparency and the Global Real Estate Tr
How Will Telehealth Impact Medical Property?
Audrey Symes talks about how telemedicine, the lifestyle of wellness and COVID-19 are all impacting healthcare real estate. Audrey is Director of Research, Healthcare, Life Sciences and Advisory at JLL. Download: 2020 Healthcare Real Estate Outlook James Cook is the director of retail research in the Americas for JLL. Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts Listen on the web: Bui
What Will Happen to the Hotel Industry?
With business and leisure travel at all time lows, the hospitality industry is facing a crisis. Gilda Perez-Alvarado, the Chief Executive Officer of JLL Hotels & Hospitality explains how hotels are adapting with new technology and safety procedures. She expects leisure travel will return first, followed by a more gradual return of business travel. James Cook is the director of retail research in t
Is Flex Still the Future of Office Space?
Flexible office space has seen an explosion of growth in the past few years. But how threatened is it by the COVID-19 crisis? Ben Munn is the Global Flexible Space Lead at JLL. He explains how flex space will see demand return as corporations enter the coming recovery phase. He also explains how the flex business model will have to shift in the future. James Cook is the director of retail researc
A Return to Domestic Manufacturing?
Rich Thompson explains how American companies are looking to reduce risk by bringing manufacturing to the U.S. and other countries. Thompson leads the global Supply Chain & Logistics Solutions team for JLL. James Cook is the director of retail research in the Americas for JLL. Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts Listen on the web: BuildingPlaces.show Leave a message on the po
Life Science Facilities React to COVID-19
The demand for research facilities has led to low vacancy. In some cases, other types of commercial space has been reconfigured for research use. Roger Humphrey, the global leader of JLL's Life Sciences practice explains that while continuing to manufacture vital medicines, these companies have taken on the additional challenge of creating drugs, tests and therapies to combat COVID-19. James Cook
Why is there demand for more cold storage space?
A shift in consumer preferences for fresh items combined with growing interest in grocery eCommerce has meant that cold storage facilities are seeing surging demand. Trevor Ragsdale and Tim O'Rourke explain what that new demand means for real estate investors and speculative developers. Trevor Ragsdale is an Executive Managing Director and Tim O'Rourke is a Managing Director at JLL. James Cook is
The Entertainment Industry, COVID-19 and Real Estate
The entertainment industry has seen more demand for content from home viewers, yet COVID-19 has kept new productions in check. Amber Schiada explains how the industry plans to return to production with new safety protocols. She also spells out how the entertainment industry has fostered demand for commercial property in Los Angeles and beyond. Amber is based in Los Angeles and directs research fo
Do cities need urban warehouses?
As eCommerce grows, so too does the demand for distribution buildings. Leslie Lanne explains how that demand will justify the construction of multistory warehouses within city limits. Leslie is a Senior Managing Director at JLL. James Cook is the director of retail research in the Americas for JLL. Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts Listen on the web: BuildingPlaces.show
Will returning workers take public transportation to the office?
In cities like New York, San Francisco, Chicago and Boston, where many commuters rely on public transportation, questions remain as to how workers will get back to work in a safe fashion. Christian Beaudoin and Julia Georgules talk about these transportation challenges, and the ways in which office managers and property owners might address them. James Cook is the director of retail research in th
What industrial buildings are investors buying now?
COVID-19 has caused a change in consumer shopping behavior. That change has affected investor demand for industrial property investment sales. John Huguenard, JLL head of industrial investment sales, explains that shift in investor activity and what it will mean in the future. James Cook is the director of retail research in the Americas for JLL. Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Pod
Does sustainability still matter?
Richard Batten says that even as people and businesses grapple with COVID-19, sustainability goals are still vital. The Global Chief Sustainability Officer at JLL talks about the steps the firm is taking to reduce its scope 1 and 2 carbon emissions by 68% by 2034. Read more about JLL's global sustainability efforts here. James Cook is the director of retail research in the Americas for JLL. Re
How should we manage industrial buildings in the COVID-19 crisis?
Debra Bonebrake has overall responsibility for JLL's U.S. Industrial Property Management Platform. She explains what types of industrial occupiers have been most hurt by COVID-19 closures, how to conduct market tours and property inspections while respecting social distancing and the reentry measures that have her team occupied. James Cook is the director of retail research in the Americas for JL
What will offices be like in a post COVID-19 world?
Since March of 2020, the majority of office workers have been at home. When they return to work, offices will have to make changes in space design, work schedules, and safety and health procedures. Christian Beaudoin is one of the authors of Tenant needs in a post-pandemic world. He is Managing Director, Research & Strategy at JLL James Cook is the director of retail research in the Americas for J
How can industrial occupiers handle the COVID-19 crisis?
Trevor Ragsdale works with corporate occupiers of industrial buildings. He talks about how tenants can best have rent relief discussions with landlords and what trends to be looking at for the future. Trevor Ragsdale is US head of industrial integrated portfolio services. James Cook is the director of retail research in the Americas for JLL. Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts
Can you forecast real estate in these uncertain times?
How can companies prepare for the future ahead? Ben Breslau, Chief Research Officer at JLL, explains how to predict the future of real estate in these incredibly uncertain times. James Cook is the director of retail research in the Americas for JLL. Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts Listen on the web. Leave a message on the podcast hotline. We may use it on an upcoming show
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