1、United StatesJune 2026R 2026 Jones Lang LaSalle IP,Inc.All rights reserved.How and why dynamic neighbourhoods outperform across all property typesLifestyle Districts 2026 2026 Jones Lang LaSalle IP,Inc.All rights reserved.Executive summary2Lifestyle Districts 2026Single-ownership districts have prac
2、tical advantages that improve returns:Capital expenditures and operating costs can be reduced through efficiencies and economies of scale.Lifestyle Districts are vibrant mixed-use regions where the built environment aligns with users aspirational lifestyles.There is nearly 1 billion s.f.of Lifestyle
3、 real estate in the U.S.Every property type sees rent and occupancy premiums in Lifestyle Districts.Successful districts create a closed-loop ecosystem and generate demand surges through a robust event economy.Developers and owners of Lifestyle real estate face challenges around operational complexi
4、ty and large-scale coordination that can drive delays,often the biggest obstacle for successful curation of a district.Urban planning is shifting towards synergistic districts,and development is elevated in Lifestyle Districts over the next two decades Lifestyle assets will become a more significant
5、 share of commercial real estate.2026 Jones Lang LaSalle IP,Inc.All rights reserved.2026 Jones Lang LaSalle IP,Inc.All rights reserved.Lifestyle District inventory in the U.S.3Lifestyle Districts 2026Explore the interactive Lifestyle District mapSource:JLL Research,Costar1 billion s.f.(4-5%of total
6、stock)Existing stock:403,000 unitsRent premium:+48%Occupancy premium:+1%Multi-housingExisting stock:114,000 roomsADR premium:+45%Occupancy premium:+3.3%HotelsRent premium:+38%Occupancy premium:+3.8%Existing stock:392 million s.f.OfficeExisting stock:108 million s.f.Rent premium:+46%Occupancy premium