The international real estate company JLL is recruiting 80 employees in Israel

The international real estate company Jones Long La Sal (JLL) is recruiting 80 employees in Israel and doubling its workforce JLL began operating in Israel in early 2018. It has doubled the number of employees and now at the end of the first year of operation Multiplied once more to 160 employees.
Accelerated growth is the result of increased investments in Israel by international high-tech companies. JLL has global agreements with international corporations in the fields of high-tech and banking for the provision of building management services, locating real estate and handling rental contracts in each country in which the corporations operate worldwide, as well as in Israel.
"International corporations want to maintain uniform standards in their offices around the world, whether they are located in Silicon Valley, India, Israel, the Far East or Europe," said Ziv Shor, CEO of JLL Israel. Therefore, international companies in the process of penetrating Israel and those expanding their activities in Israel apply to us in order to find assets that are suitable for their needs and to manage them. "
"JLL has the knowledge to combine the local real estate industry with the business culture of the global organization, unique components of the design of the area, the exact color selection of the walls, the type of lighting and the amount of humidity in the air conditioner. And to more significant factors in the company's normal operations, such as avoiding fraud and submitting contracts to decision makers in the company's mother tongue. "
"We have $ 100 million to invest in Israeli projects, and for that purpose we have established the JLL Spark Fund through which the investments are made," Shor adds. The first in Israel with Skyline.AI.
JLL operates in 80 countries and 1,700 cities worldwide, in North and South America, Europe, the Middle East, Africa and the Far East with a total managed assets of 80 million square meters, established in London in 1783 and now marking its 235th year. Is traded on the New York Stock Exchange at a market value of $ 7 billion and employs 82,000 people.