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Walkable, mixed-use areas post higher rents, stronger occupancy, study finds

Lifestyle districts outpace broader property markets, according to JLL
Residents of Chicago's Fulton Market spend two-thirds of their shopping and leisure time inside the district, according to JLL. (Joe Kirsch/CoStar)
Residents of Chicago's Fulton Market spend two-thirds of their shopping and leisure time inside the district, according to JLL. (Joe Kirsch/CoStar)

Mixed-use areas where people can live, work, shop and socialize are commanding some of commercial real estate's highest rents and occupancy rates, according to a new report.

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