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Qld commercial property podcast: Are COVID office deals worth moving for?

InQueensland has partnered with industry leader JLL to bring you regular news, analysis and research about Queensland’s commercial property market.

Aug 21, 2020, updated Sep 07, 2020
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Today we begin this regular feature with JLL’s Perspectives podcast – Companies weigh up their future office needs amidst uncertainty.

This podcast was produced as part of JLL’s Real Estate Review H1 2020 edition, which is now available.

Click here to register and read the full Queensland edition.

Previously published on InQueensland:

Topics: JLL Podcast, Real Estate Review H1 2020
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