JLL: Real Estate Shifting From Investment-Driven To Occupation-Driven

Occupational markets will take the lead in 2016 across all major global regions and property sectors—trumping even investment markets, a new JLL report says.

“Market fundamentals are improving across all major global regions and property sectors," the Global Market Perspective report says. "And recent leasing activity has surprised on the upside.”

While the report found investor sentiment more cautious going into 2016, JLL forecasts 2016 volumes to be in line with 2015—about $720B to $730B, with modest growth from new capital going to commercial real estate.

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