Jones Lang LaSalle Announces Organizational Shift
The restructuring aims to streamline real estate management operations and enhance reporting transparency.
October 08, 2024

The restructuring aims to streamline real estate management operations and enhance reporting transparency.
Jones Lang LaSalle Incorporated (JLL) has announced a significant change to its organizational and financial reporting structure, set to take effect on January 1, 2025. The update, detailed in the company’s latest announcement, aims to streamline the firm’s real estate management activities by consolidating two major business units into one cohesive segment.
Previously, JLL handled its Property Management and Workplace Management functions separately. However, under the new structure, these operations will be unified under a single business segment, reporting directly to Neil Murray, the Chief Executive Officer of Work Dynamics. This realignment is expected to improve operational efficiency and enhance the clarity of financial reporting.
Despite the consolidation of operations, the firm has emphasized that it will continue to report revenues for each business line independently. Property Management and Workplace Management will remain distinct in terms of financial outcomes, alongside other related sectors such as Project Management and Portfolio Services. The move aligns with JLL’s strategic objectives to provide greater transparency and control in its reporting, while also ensuring seamless management oversight.
Importantly, this restructuring will not lead to any changes at the executive level. The company’s Global Executive Board will remain unchanged, ensuring continuity in leadership as JLL implements these structural shifts.
Jones Lang LaSalle’s restructuring is part of its broader efforts to adapt to the evolving real estate market and to position itself for continued growth in a competitive environment. By refining its business segments and improving the focus of its leadership teams, the company is poised to strengthen its service offerings and bolster its financial performance.