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SUSTAINABILITY

Four sustainability trends to watch in 2012

Jones Lang LaSalles Dan Probst talks about the major trends shaping the worldwide sustainable development movement.

Offices 2020

If offices are still the ‘place to be’ for investors and employees, can real estate leverage greater influence? Join us in our discussion on Offices 2020 and prepare for the future changes today.

NEWS

Prime European property to hold up in 2012

The latest economic forecasts from Jones Lang LaSalle suggest that the outlook for investments in prime offices, retail and industrial property remains positive with strong demand across European cities.

Industrial occupiers respond to economic headwinds

According to our latest report efficiency enhancement of supply chains remains a key priority, as industrial occupiers are once again being confronted by the pressures of balancing growth and right-sizing.

NEWS

Enlargement of retail team in Prague

Michaela Králová (30) joined the Retail Agency of Jones Lang LaSalle Prague in November. She is working as a consultant for high street retail and shopping centre retail as well as acting on behalf of retailers (Tenant Representation).

AWARDS

Jones Lang LaSalle an Investment Agency Team of the Year

At the Eurobuild Awards in Warsaw, Jones Lang LaSalle has been awarded Investment Agency Team of the Year in the CEE region In addition, the Polish branch won a unique “grand slam” of three agency awards: Office Agency Team of the Year, Retail Agency Team of the Year and Warehouse Agency Team of the Year.

Sentiment & Pressure

According to our latest Corporate Occupier Market Conditions Q4, the impact of the Eurozone crisis has caused CRE teams to drive additional cost saving and transformation agendas.

NEWS

Merger of Jones Lang LaSalle and King Sturge completed

The merger of the Czech branches of Jones Lang LaSalle and King Sturge has been succesfully completed. King Sturge Czech Republic officially ceased activities to 31 October 2011 and as of 1 November 2011 there is only one successor/trading entity – Jones Lang LaSalle s. r. o. with its seat in Myslbek office building (Na Příkopě 21, Prague 1).

Awards

On the FORTUNE ‘World’s Most Admired Companies’ list for 2011

Jones Lang LaSalle was recognized as one of the real estate industry’s leaders in the area of corporate social responsibility, quality of services and global effectiveness.

Recognition

Jones Lang LaSalle one of ‘World’s Most Ethical Companies’

2011 marks the company's fourth consecutive year on the Ethisphere Institute's list.

Most Expensive Luxury Shopping Streets in Europe

Prague luxury high street reflects the global trend and confirms its place amongst the luxury retailers as the most sought after destination in Central Eastern Europe. Prague registers the highest concentration of international luxury brands in Central Eastern Europe placing the Czech Capital on par with Vienna and Frankfurt.

RESEARCH

Investment Volumes Exceed €650 million in H1

The total investment volume in Czech Republic reached in H1 ca. €650 million. At the start of the year Jones Lang LaSalle has predicted the total investment volume for 2011 to reach €1 billion. Given the current activity in the market the company predicts investment volume to be close to €1.5 billion by the year end.

NEWS

Speculative construction of Baawer Office House

Jones Lang LaSalle has been appointed by Gaceta s.r.o as an exclusive leasing agent for Baawer Office House (Prague 5 - Stodůlky). Construction of the building will start by the end of August 2011 and will represent one of the few speculative projects in the Czech Republic.

NEWS

Solid demand & minimum new supply stabilised industrial market

Czech industrial property market reached a total area of 3.65 mil m2 in mid 2011 and is seeing a continued robust recovery. Growth of the German economy is expected to have a positive effect on the Czech automotive sector and electronics producers this year, both groups are important tenants within the Czech industrial market.

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