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LaSalle Investment Management (NYSE: JLL) announced a planned global leadership transition effective January 1, 2026. Brad Gries is promoted to Global CEO and will continue as Head of the Americas. Tim Kessler is promoted to President while retaining his role as Global COO. Current Global CEO Mark Gabbay will transition to Executive Chairman after a 15-year tenure at LaSalle.

The moves emphasize internal succession, continuity of executive oversight, and ongoing alignment with JLL leadership: Gries will report to Richard Bloxam, CEO of JLL Capital Markets.

JLL (JLL) was selected to provide comprehensive facility maintenance and operations for The New Terminal One at JFK, a 2.6 million-square-foot all-international terminal scheduled to open in 2026.

Scope includes HVAC, plumbing, electrical, fire life safety, ORAT and start-up support beginning early 2026, plus management of building management, power monitoring, switchgear and charging stations for an all-electric ground support equipment fleet. The terminal is part of a $19 billion JFK transformation and will host multiple global airlines.

JLL (NYSE:JLL) appointed Amanda Brimmer as CFO, Leasing Advisory and Head of Corporate Development, effective Dec 1, 2025. Brimmer will report to CFO Kelly Howe and lead financial performance for the Leasing Advisory business while identifying and executing strategic growth opportunities across the firm.

Brimmer joins from Boston Consulting Group with more than two decades of finance and consulting experience, MBA in Finance & Strategy from Kellogg, and a record of delivering over 50 commercial diligences annually.

JLL (NYSE: JLL) reported that its Global Bid Intensity Index rose in October, marking the second-highest monthly gain over the past year and indicating improving bidder competitiveness and liquidity across private real estate markets.

JLL said momentum began after a July turning point, was supported by Federal Reserve interest rate cuts in September and October, and is expected to help capital flow growth into 2026. Living / Multi-Housing leads bidding activity; Industrial, Logistics and Retail competitiveness also rebounded, while Office bid dynamics have improved from 2023 lows.

JLL (NYSE: JLL) received Frost & Sullivan's 2025 Asia-Pacific and Singapore Company of the Year recognitions for facility management, reflecting leadership in AI-driven operations, human-centered workplace design, and sustainability.

The company highlighted its integrated Workplace Management (WPM) under Real Estate Management Services, AI tools including Falcon, Azara, Agentic AI and JLL Serve, and sustainability programs that claim a 50% reduction in sustainability reporting time and multimillion-dollar efficiency gains.

JLL (NYSE: JLL) reported third-quarter 2025 results with revenue $6.51B (+10% LC) and diluted EPS $4.61 (+45%). Adjusted diluted EPS was $4.50 (+29%) and Adjusted EBITDA $347.3M (+16% LC). Transactional revenues rose 13% and Resilient revenues grew 9%, with Project Management up 24% and Capital Markets Services up 22%. Cash from operations for the quarter was $617.1M (+136%) and free cash flow $567.6M (+162%). Share repurchases were $70.0M in the quarter (YTD $131.2M) and net debt fell to $1,098.6M with net leverage at 0.8x. The company raised the mid-point of its full-year Adjusted EBITDA target and cited continued momentum into Q4.

JLL (JLL) arranged $565.35 million in construction financing for The Residences at 1428 Brickell, a 70-story, 195-unit ultra-luxury condominium in Miami's Brickell Financial District, on Nov 3, 2025.

The 4.25-year floating-rate loan was placed with JP Morgan and Sculptor for borrower Y-Tech. The project is 57% presold as of Oct 2025, broke ground Nov 2024, completed Brickell's largest mat foundation pour in Sep 2025, and targets delivery in Q4 2028. The tower will feature nearly 20,000 sq ft of photovoltaic-integrated glass and 80,000 sq ft of resident-only amenities.

JLL (JLL) released its 2025 Global Real Estate Technology Survey of 1,500+ CRE decision‑makers across 16 markets, finding rapid AI uptake but low program maturity.

Key findings: 88% of investors/owners are piloting AI, 92% of occupiers run pilots, only 5% achieved all AI goals, and 47% met two‑to‑three goals. 87% say real estate tech budgets rose because of AI and most firms pursue an average of five AI use cases. JLL warns organizational readiness—data, infrastructure and change management—remains the main barrier to scaling AI, and that inaction risks competitive loss over the next three to five years.

JLL (NYSE:JLL) announced on October 22, 2025 the appointment of Alexandra Bryant as CEO of Value & Risk Advisory to lead a transformation toward AI-enabled, scalable valuation services.

Bryant brings over 20 years of JLL experience across EMEA, APAC, and the Americas and will focus on two pillars: future-ready talent with AI literacy and a next-generation solution combining standardized AI-powered delivery with valuer judgment. The firm also named Mark Wynne-Smith Global Lead, Asset Advisory and Services to expand portfolio advisory and asset management offerings.

The appointments position JLL to pursue data-driven valuation and advisory growth across the capital stack while emphasizing human expertise alongside real-time data and AI.