JLL ranked top real estate investment adviser in Europe, Middle East and Africa for seventh consecutive year
JLL has been named the number one real estate investment adviser in the Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) region in 2017 for the seventh year running, in data released by Real Capital Analytics (RCA).
JLL has been named the number one real estate investment adviser in the Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) region in 2017 for the seventh year running, in data released by Real Capital Analytics (RCA).
In its latest ranking, RCA, an independent body which monitors real estate sales volumes worldwide, has positioned JLL as number one sales adviser overall in EMEA with 20% market share*, having advised on sales worth more than ?38 billion (US$43.5 billion) in 2017. This is an increase on the 19.4% market share* recorded the previous year. These recognitions continue with CoStar's 2017 ranking JLL as the UK's number one real estate investment advisor in 2017.
Matthew Richards, Head of Capital Markets, EMEA, JLL, said: "The talent and dedication of our Capital Markets teams drives JLL's consistent top ranking across the EMEA region. The continued wall of money targeting real estate means that our clients are requiring more creative solutions and specialised advice to achieve and exceed their expected returns. By retaining the industry's strongest talent, nurturing a culture of collaboration across our EMEA businesses and focusing on our clients, JLL provides clients with unrivalled access to the best product on- and off-market. Clients know they can rely on JLL for the deep market knowledge, access to capital sources and financial expertise they need to navigate a complex market and to successfully meet their business objectives."
JLL has also been ranked number one sales adviser by traded volume in the Asia Pacific region for the seventh consecutive year, with 29.8% market share* and advising on US$26.8 billion of sales in 2017.
*Market share has been calculated based on the dollar volume of transactions where JLL represented the seller, divided by the total volume of seller-brokered transactions. For more information on RCA's methodology, visit http://www.rcanalytics.com.