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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.

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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.

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