JONES LANG LASALLE INC

Overview

Jones Lang LaSalle Incorporated (JLL) is a global commercial real estate services and investment management company. Its services include property and facilities management, project and workplace management, leasing, portfolio advisory and capital markets; its investment management business operates through LaSalle. The company serves clients across property types including office, industrial, hotel, multifamily, retail and data centers.[1]+4

JLL’s stated purpose is “to shape the future of real estate for a better world.” As of December 31, 2025, it reported $26.1 billion in annual revenue, more than 113,000 employees and operations in over 80 countries.[1][6] [1]+5

Products & services

JLL’s services include workplace and facilities management, property management, project management, leasing and capital-markets advice. Workplace Management oversees day-to-day site operations and facilities, while Property Management supports owners of office, industrial/logistics, retail, multifamily and specialty properties. Project Management covers consulting, design, project and construction management, development and general contracting.[7]+3

Its leasing services include agency leasing for property owners and tenant representation for occupiers. Capital-markets offerings include property sales and loan origination or refinancing, capital sourcing, and corporate and M&A advisory; related revenue streams include investment-sales and debt/equity advisory, value-and-risk advisory, and loan servicing.[9]+3 JLL also offers investment-management services and real-estate investment products tailored to clients’ investment strategies, risk/return and liquidity objectives.[13]

Named technology products include **Corrigo**, cloud facilities-management software for work orders, assets and vendor management; **Azara**, a cloud-based commercial-real-estate data and business-intelligence platform; and **LeasingOS**, a digital leasing command center and transaction platform supporting real-time broker-client collaboration. JLL describes **Falcon** as its AI platform, which applies proprietary data to AI capabilities and data-backed insights; **JLL GPT** is a CRE-focused generative-AI assistant for employees.[14]+4

For the six months ended June 30, 2026, Real Estate Management Services (REMS) reported revenue of $10.434 billion, including $7.291 billion from Workplace Management, $1.857 billion from Project Management, $939.7 million from Property Management and $114.9 million from Software & Technology Solutions.[19] In 2025, reported revenue was $20.001 billion for REMS, $3.010 billion for Leasing Advisory and $2.422 billion for Capital Markets Services.[20]+2 [7]+20

Geographic presence

JLL operates in more than 80 countries and had over 113,000 employees at year-end 2025. Approximately two-thirds of its employees were based outside the United States; the company does not disclose employee counts by region or country.[1][22]

As of December 31, 2025, JLL listed 318 corporate offices: 138 in the Americas, 102 in EMEA and 78 in Asia Pacific. These represent approximately 43%, 32% and 25% of listed offices, respectively. The counts exclude on-site property and facilities offices, which are generally located at managed properties.[23][24] Its regional employee hubs are Chicago, London and Singapore; its principal executive office is in Chicago, Illinois.[25][26]

JLL does not report revenue by country or region in its FY2025 filing. Its FY2025 results release identifies the U.S., U.K. and Spain as leading contributors to full-year Capital Markets Services growth, and notes that North American Investment Management advisory-fee growth offset lower contributions from Asia Pacific; these are growth drivers, not geographic revenue shares.[27]+2 [1]+8

Business segments

In JLL’s current segment presentation, effective January 1, 2026, Software and Technology Solutions is included within Real Estate Management Services (REMS); it had been reported separately through 2025. The FY2025 comparative figures below use that revised presentation.[30][31]

On the FY2025 comparative basis, REMS generated $20.23 billion, approximately 77.5% of segment revenue. Its services include facilities and property management, project management, portfolio services, and software and technology solutions. Leasing Advisory generated $3.01 billion (about 11.5%) and includes agency leasing, tenant representation, advisory and consulting. Capital Markets Services generated $2.42 billion (about 9.3%) and covers investment sales, debt and equity advisory, value and risk advisory, and loan servicing.[32]

Investment Management generated $450 million, approximately 1.7% of segment revenue, and serves institutional investors and high-net-worth individuals globally. The four segments together generated $26.12 billion in FY2025 revenue; percentages are approximate shares of that total.[32] [30]+7

Company history

JLL traces its origins to 1783, when Richard Winstanley began an auction business in London that later became Jones Lang Wootton. Its U.S. predecessor, LaSalle Partners, was established in 1968. The two firms merged in 1999 to form Jones Lang LaSalle.[35][36]

The company expanded through major combinations, including its 2008 combination with The Staubach Company, its 2011 acquisition of King Sturge, and its 2019 acquisition of capital-markets firm HFF.[37]+3 In 2016, Christian Ulbrich became CEO, succeeding Colin Dyer.[41] [35]+6

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