When the ultimate aim for companies is attracting workers back to the office, what have become their guiding principles for securing a new workplace?

Experts unravel the ingredients that set the best offices apart from the rest - the

buildings that help shape cities and brands.

Located from Sydney to San Francisco to London and cities in between, guests handpick some of the world’s most coveted new workplaces, explaining why they’re quickly filling up with people.

Hear from:

Jessica Van Raay, senior director, tenant representation - South Australia and Victoria, JLL

Simon Crotty, senior director, leasing - central London, JLL

Tim Ogilvie, executive vice president, brokerage - San Francisco Bay Area, JLL

James Montague, head of office leasing - Queensland, JLL

Katie Rodrigues, managing director, consulting, JLL Work Dynamics

Sonya Alexander, head of workplace strategy consulting - APAC, JLL work Dynamics

Podcast host: Rebecca Kent, content director - Australia, JLL

Loneliness is a crisis of climate change proportions.

That is the assessment of Simone Heng, a human connection specialist and author of the book ‘Let’s Talk About Loneliness’. She chats to Nathan Sri, a human experience expert with JLL’s Work Dynamics team, and Perspectives podcast host, Rebecca Kent about why workplace managers can’t afford for their workers to feel disconnected.

There’s US$154 billion dollars at stake if they do.

Music: Fresh Apple Lesfm/Pixabay

The race to drive down carbon emissions is on, which means renewable energy projects such as wind and solar farms are surging. But they can often be a source of contention among rural landholders, whose properties make the ideal location for renewables infrastructure. So what compensation is available to landowners, and how is it being negotiated?

JLL Perpsectives podcast host Rebecca Kent speaks to Will Gurry, head of agribusiness valuations - Australia, JLL; Larry Susskind, professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and vice chair of the negotiation program at Harvard Law School; and Jamahl Waddington, head of infrastructure advisory - Australia, JLL.