Transparency is a key factor in global real estate investment growth: JLL study finds transaction volumes rose 64% in highly transparent markets
JLL released the 14th edition of its Global Real Estate Transparency Index, finding that two-thirds of global markets increased transparency over the past two years. Transaction volumes in 'Highly Transparent' markets rose 64% over the period, outpacing the rest of the world by 20 percentage points, and those thirteen markets now represent 56% of income-producing real estate worldwide and more than 80% of global direct investment. India and Vietnam led the gains, with direct transaction volumes hitting all-time highs and $12 billion attracted combined over two years, while alternative sectors such as data centers now account for 20% of global direct transaction volumes.
Key figures
- Ai tool adoption
- over 90% of occupiers and investors
- Workforce boilerplate
- more than 112,000
- Annual revenue boilerplate
- $26.1 billion
- Outperformance vs rest of world
- 20 percentage points
- India vietnam transaction volumes
- $12 billion combined over the past two years
- Capital attracted highly transparent markets
- $1.4 trillion
- Transaction volume growth highly transparent
- 64% over the past two years
- Alt sectors share of direct transaction volumes
- 20%
- Highly transparent share of income producing re
- 56%
- Highly transparent share of global direct investment
- over 80%
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