Jones Lang LaSalle Incorporated’s 2024 Seniors Housing & Care Investor Survey found that 78% of institutional investors plan to increase their holdings in senior care facilities. This data, highlighted in an NBC News report on mounting rent hikes and contract changes at the River Glen senior living community, suggests growing financialization in a sector that serves vulnerable seniors, potentially facilitating exploitative practices.

Jones Lang LaSalle was recognized at Corporate Secretary’s 15th annual Corporate Governance Awards for its robust global compliance and ethics program, which includes a worldwide network of ethics officers and a 24/7 multilingual reporting hotline.

Jones Lang LaSalle Incorporated released a detailed Code of Business Ethics outlining a wide range of policies on anti-corruption, fair labor practices, human rights, and corporate transparency. The document emphasizes adherence to ethical conduct in business operations and demonstrates a commitment to long‐term sustainability and responsible business practices.

An investigation by NewsChannel 5 Nashville revealed that Jones Lang LaSalle’s state advisory role in Tennessee raised serious conflict-of-interest concerns. The firm was paid for recommendations that influenced state building demolitions, relocations, and leasing arrangements, leading to questions about whether taxpayer dollars were being used to benefit JLL’s bottom line.

The FEC page provides an overview of the Jones Lang Lasalle Americas Inc Political Action Committee, outlining itemized campaign finance transactions and calculation methods based on free-text entries. No clear evidence of the PAC promoting or opposing authoritarian or progressive causes is presented.