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Jones Lang LaSalle Incorporated provides global commercial real estate services and investment management through JLL and LaSalle Investment Management. News about JLL commonly covers leasing advisory, workplace, project and property management, capital markets assignments, investment sales, debt advisory, hotel and hospitality transactions, and mandates tied to office, industrial, hotel, multi-family, retail and data center properties.
Company updates also include quarterly operating results, margin and revenue trends across advisory and recurring service lines, capital allocation actions such as share repurchases, strategy briefings, and JLL research on real estate markets. LaSalle Investment Management updates relate to client investment activity across private assets and publicly traded real estate securities.
Coty (NYSE: CLX) announced a comprehensive board refreshment on March 18, 2026, appointing five new independent directors: Carsten Fischer, Alia Gogi, Robert Kunze-Concewitz, Maria Carla Liuni, and Stephanie Plaines.
The appointments name Mr. Fischer as Lead Independent Director, Mr. Kunze-Concewitz as Remuneration Committee Chair, and Ms. Plaines as Audit and Finance Committee Chair. Several directors resigned and one director will depart on June 30, 2026.
JLL (NYSE:CG) arranged a $370 million three-year bridge refinancing from Brookfield Asset Management for Society Brooklyn, a 517-unit, two-tower waterfront residential development in Gowanus, Brooklyn (500 Degraw St. and 504 Sackett St.).
The 455,666 sq ft project includes 385 market-rate and 132 affordable units, 57,288 sq ft of retail, and nearly 40% two- and three-bedroom apartments. Borrowers are Property Markets Group and The Carlyle Group. Amenities, waterfront access and rapid Manhattan connections are highlighted.
JLL (NYSE: JLL) unveiled Accelerate 2030, a multi-year strategy to strengthen its platform, data and AI capabilities and deepen enterprise client relationships, announced at its March 12, 2026 investor briefing.
The company set long-term targets of 8% annual revenue growth, 12% annual adjusted EBITDA growth and 16% annual adjusted adjusted EPS growth on average through the cycle. JLL also expanded its share repurchase authorization by $2.2 billion to a $3.0 billion total and plans an imminent $200 million accelerated share repurchase.
JLL (JLL) reports that global investor bidding intensity across Multi-family, Industrial & Logistics, Retail and Office has converged to the narrowest spread in over three years, signaling more normalized market conditions in 2026.
Bidding intensity held steady after October 2025's strong monthly gain and remained competitive despite rising deal supply, with sector-specific notes: multi-family leads, industrial rebounded, retail liquidity deepened, and office dynamics improved.
JLL arranged a $125.536 million 7-year fixed-rate Freddie Mac loan for Union Channel, a nine-story, 224-unit rental in Gowanus, Brooklyn. The building includes 25% affordable housing, 22,226 sq ft of retail and 98 parking spaces, and is the first of four Gowanus Wharf buildings.
The loan will be serviced by JLL Real Estate Capital as a Freddie Mac Optigo Lender and supports the broader ~2,000-unit Gowanus Wharf campus with planned parks, boardwalk and extensive amenities.
JLL Foundation (NYSE:JLL) deployed a record $5.1M to climate startups in 2025, expanding support to 15 new companies and more than $16.8M invested across 62 companies since 2022. The foundation says its circular funding model recycled $1M in returned loans to boost 2025 capacity and helped portfolio firms raise nearly $165M in follow-on funding, with 93% of 2025 technologies focused on decarbonizing the built environment and 37% on waste reduction.
The report highlights portfolio outcomes, specific technology impacts, and examples of follow-on funding and partnerships that advanced commercialization and measurable emissions reductions.
Storage Post Self Storage (JLL) acquired a self-storage facility at 150 Fairchild Avenue, Plainview, NY, its seventh Long Island location, expanding the company's suburban New York footprint.
The property, formerly operated as CubeSmart, includes a modern geothermal system for heating, cooling and dehumidification and involved debt management by JLL Capital.
JLL (NYSE: JLL) reported strong fourth-quarter and full‑year 2025 results, driven by Transactional and Resilient revenue growth. Q4 diluted EPS $8.34 (up 66% LC); adjusted Q4 EPS $8.71 (up 40%). Q4 revenue $7.61B (up 10% LC); FY revenue $26.12B (up 11%).
Adjusted EBITDA was $1.45B for 2025 (up 22%); free cash flow nearly $1.0B; full‑year share repurchases $211.5M; net debt $304.2M and net leverage 0.2x at year‑end.
Storage Post Self Storage (JLL) announced the acquisition of a self-storage facility at 92 New York 59, Nyack, NY on February 17, 2026. This is Storage Post's second facility in Rockland County and expands its footprint across New York and New Jersey.
The property was previously operated by Go Store It and the transaction was completed with assistance from JLL Capital Markets, brokered by Steve Mellon and Brian Somoza.
JLL (JLL) arranged a $596 million refinancing for The Crescent, a 1.3 million-square-foot landmark mixed-use property in Uptown Dallas. The three-year, floating-rate CMBS loan was placed with Goldman Sachs and J.P. Morgan on behalf of Crescent Real Estate LLC. The Crescent is ~90% leased and has seen 57.1% rent growth in the submarket since 2014.
The asset includes three office towers (1,206,239 sq ft) and a 167,510-square-foot atrium with luxury retail, restaurants and adjacent hotel and spa amenities.