Coronavirus (COVID-19) resources for real estate

The ‘Next Normal’ is here – leading organisations are reflecting on the role of the workplace and their ability to be agile, adaptable and resilient. It is time to (re)imagine the future of work and real estate.

   

COVID-19 business planning resources

Our contribution to society in unprecedented times

At JLL we have always had a strong commitment to contributing positively to society and we continue to take this responsibility very seriously. With the COVID-19 crisis deepening, helping our clients and our communities through these challenging times is core to our commitment to shape the future of real estate for a better world. 

There has never been a more important time for us to all pull together, and we intend to play our part in responding with practical solutions.

Our five-point UK engagement plan to step up our response focuses on: Our people, Our clients, NHS, public and voluntary sectors, Our charity partner and Our suppliers.

By addressing the individual needs of these audiences, we believe we can make a collective effort that will have a lasting positive impact.

Chris Ireland
UK CEO

COVID-19: Global Real Estate Implications

This updated report looks at the lessons from China, the global policy response and the practical challenges businesses will face for re-entry, as well as capital market implications and sector-specific impact.

Talk to a JLL professional

Contact us to learn how we can help accelerate the development of remote work programs, assess any impact to your asset or portfolio, or discuss other challenges you may be facing during this unprecedented time.


DISCLAIMER:
JLL and our staff are not authorized or qualified to guide or influence you in the preparation of your own business continuity or preparations plans from a health and public policy perspective. While we are making efforts to ensure we are providing an up-to-date list of publicly available resources, all details on COVID-19, as well as health and public policy implications, should be addressed with the advice of an independent specialist.