Jones Lang LaSalle
Coverage of Jones Lang LaSalle in the Nexus archive.
- Up-and-coming NYC real estate broker, 29, killed in Hamptons as she’s hit by car on morning jog
Stefanie Rock, a 29-year-old New York City real estate broker, was killed after being struck by a car while jogging in the Hamptons. She worked as an associate broker at Jones Lang LaSalle specializing in commercial office leasing.
- At high-end Hong Kong hotels, rates check in above pre-pandemic highs, outpace market
Hong Kong’s luxury hotels have outpaced the city’s broader hospitality market since last year, with room rates exceeding 2018 levels in 2025, according to a Jones Lang LaSalle report. Average daily rates reached HK$2,169, a 1 per cent increase from pre-2019 levels.
- At high-end Hong Kong hotels, rates check in above pre-pandemic highs, outpace market
Hong Kong’s luxury hotels have outpaced the broader hospitality market since last year, with room rates exceeding 2018 levels in 2025. A report by Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL) cited official tourism figures showing average daily rates reached HK$2,169, a 1% increase from pre-2019 levels.
- Commercial brokers, landlords sue CoStar over rental data monopoly
Commercial landlords and brokers filed a class-action lawsuit against CoStar Inc., alleging it facilitated a hub-and-spoke conspiracy by collecting and redistributing confidential lease data, enabling competitors to collude on pricing and violating the Sherman Act. The lawsuit claims CoStar's data monopoly allowed brokers and landlords to exchange sensitive rental information, leading to supra-competitive rents.
- JLL: Middle East Investment Thesis Structurally Intact
Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL) reaffirms confidence in the Middle East's investment potential, stating that the structural integrity of the region's investment thesis remains intact despite global economic uncertainties.