JLL stock hits all-time high at 374.16 USD

JLL advised on $856M in financing for Winthrop Center, including a $281M C-PACE loan for The Millennium Residences and a $575M loan for The Offices at Winthrop Center. The project, developed by Millennium Partners, features 823,856 sq ft of office space and 317 luxury residential units. According to JLL, the financing reflects strong institutional lender interest in high-quality assets.

Jones Lang LaSalle Americas Inc. (JLL) is being sued for over $12M by a developer and property owner over allegedly inflated financial projections for a luxury apartment tower in Washington, D.C. The plaintiffs claim JLL revised net operating income projections upward to meet a lender's debt-yield requirement, leading to substantial financial losses. The property was sold for $30.5M, far below JLL's projected valuation.

A real estate developer and property owner filed a $12M lawsuit against Jones Lang LaSalle Americas Inc. in Illinois state court, alleging fraud in a Washington, DC project. The plaintiffs claim JLL made false representations.

Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL) reported higher Q2 2026 sales and net income and said it repurchased 405,776 shares for $120.09 million, completing an $1.82 billion buyback of 8,106,124 shares under a program started in Nov 2019. Q2 sales were $6,927.9 million and net income $215.6 million.

Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL) reported Q2 2026 results driven by its “One JLL” strategy and resilient business lines. Management raised full-year 2026 adjusted EPS guidance to $24.60–$25.90 and targeted mid-to-high teens leasing and mid-teens capital markets revenue growth. It cited advisory revenue up 21%, office bifurcation, and risks from slower capital raising.

Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL) reported Q2 2026 adjusted EPS of $5.26, up 59.4% from $3.30, beating the Zacks consensus of $4.41. Revenue rose 10.8% to $6.93 billion, above the $6.78 billion estimate. Management raised 2026 adjusted EPS guidance to $24.60-$25.90. JLL also repurchased $110 million of shares.