Services
Agency Leasing covers space for property owners of all types such as Canary Wharf and Greenwich Peninsula in London; Île Seguin in Paris; Taiwan’s Taipei 101 Tower.
Capital Markets and Merchant Banking to help organizations buy and sell properties, and improve the financial impact of their real estate portfolios. The firm handled $82 billion (U.S. dollars) in transaction volume in 2007, and recent activities include the sale of a 432-acre (1.75 km2) Denver Sun Microsystems technology campus to Conoco-Phillips.
Capital Markets Services includes institutional property sales and acquisitions, real estate financings, private equity placements, portfolio advisory activities, and corporate finance advice and execution.
Real Estate Investment Banking Services include sourcing capital, both in the form of equity and debt, derivatives structuring and other investment banking services. Jones Lang LaSalle also delivers Capital Markets Services for hotel and hospitality assets and portfolios on a global basis, including investment sales, mergers and acquisitions, and financing. It provides services to assets that cover the hospitality spectrum: luxury properties; resorts; select service and budget hotels; golf courses; theme parks; casinos; spas; and pubs.
Consulting to develop workplace strategies such as occupancy planning, relocations, and energy and environmental sustainability initiatives. Current consulting projects include helping the United States military and Veterans Administration reduce and realign their installations and developing New York’s 1 World Trade Center site, which includes a 108-story main tower and September 11 Memorial & Museum.
Facilities Management for a variety of properties including office towers, retail and exhibition centers, and government, collegiate and industrial complexes. Recent activities include management of the Dubai World Trade Center and the “Bird’s Nest” Beijing National Stadium since its inception, including the 2008 Summer Olympics.
Project and Development Services to manage ground-up creation, building construction and major interior renovations. Recent projects include a $20 million “green” retrofit of New York’s Empire State Building in conjunction with the Clinton Climate Initiative, and ground-up development of One Bryant Park, New York City’s second-tallest skyscraper and the world’s first major office tower created to meet LEED platinum environmental standards.
Property Management services that provide on-site administration to help owners of office, industrial, retail and specialty properties reduce costs and enhance their property values.
Tenant Representation for organizations that lease large spaces.
Valuations that provide impartial assessments of real estate worth.
Jones Lang LaSalle Hotels, a division focused on real estate/financial services for the hospitality industry such as the one-time sale of 13 Japanese lodging facilities totaling 5,000 rooms, the largest single hotels transaction in Asia. Jones Lang LaSalle provides Advisory Services for hotel assets, including hotel valuations and appraisals, acquisition advice, asset management, strategic planning, management contract negotiation, consulting, industry research and project and development services for asset types covering the hospitality spectrum. The Company provides Energy and Sustainability Services to occupiers and investors. During 2010, it documented energy savings for its clients and reduced their greenhouse gas emissions by 563,000 tons.
LaSalle Investment Management, a subsidiary that makes real estate investments for clients through individual accounts and managed commingled funds. Its real estate investment products include direct investments through separate accounts and commingled funds, as well as indirect investments in publicly traded real estate investment trusts (REITs) and other real estate securities. The Company’s global real estate investment management business, which is a member of the Jones Lang LaSalle group, operates under the name of LaSalle Investment Management. LaSalle Investment Management provides clients with a range of real estate investment products and services in the public and private capital markets. The range of investment alternatives includes private investments in multiple real estate property types, including office, retail, industrial, health care and multi-family residential, either through investment funds that LaSalle Investment Management manages or through single client account relationships (separate accounts). It also offers indirect public investments, primarily in publicly traded real estate investment trusts (REITs) and other real estate equities. It has invested in direct real estate assets in 18 countries worldwide, as well as in public real estate companies traded on all stock exchanges. As of December 31, 2010, LaSalle Investment Management had a series of commingled investment funds, including 14 funds that invest in assets in the Americas, 10 funds that invest in assets located in Europe and five funds that invest in assets in Asia Pacific. It may engage in merchant banking activities. These include making investments of the firm’s capital to acquire properties in order to seed investment management funds before they have been offered to clients. LaSalle Investment Management also offers clients to invest in separate accounts focused on public real estate equity. The Company invests the capital of these clients principally in publicly traded securities of REITs and property company equities.
Other practices include Cooperate Finance, Investment Banking, Sustainability, Research and Residential Agency. Aside from the commercial real estate industry, the company also serves the residential, industrial, rural and public sectors.
The Company competes with CB Richard Ellis Group, Inc.
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