JLL Bid and Credit Intensity Indices Signal Improving Global CRE Liquidity
Aug 25, 2026, 9:45 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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The combination of record-like bidding participation, aggressive lender competition, and narrowing gaps between bidding and credit intensity suggests healthier CRE transaction activity ahead. This environment can drive higher advisory, capital markets, and asset-management fees for JLL in the near term, barring a material shift in macro headwinds.
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JLL's Global Bid Intensity Index (BII) and Credit Intensity Index (CII) show rising investor demand and large-deal conviction as liquidity rebuilds. June posted the strongest monthly BII gain and July logged near-record buyer participation, while the credit market remains aggressive; the gap between bidding and lending power is narrowing, signaling a healthier CRE transaction environment and potential revenue upside for JLL.
Bidding activity accelerates. June marked strongest monthly gain; July near-record bidder participation.
Lenders remain aggressive. Credit providers compete well above 2021 highs.
Debt and equity markets realign. Gap between bid and credit intensity narrows from May peak.
Liquidity back and building. Strong credit appetite supports ongoing CRE transactions and larger deals.
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