1037976--2/28/2007--JONES_LANG_LASALLE

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General economic conditions and real estate market conditions can have a negative impact on our business. Decline in Real Estate Investment Activity Decline in Real Estate Investment Activity Decline in Acquisition and Disposition Activity Decline in Acquisition and Disposition Activity Decline in the Value and Performance of Real Estate and Rental Rates Decline in the Value and Performance of Real Estate and Rental Rates Real estate services and investment management markets are highly competitive. The seasonality of our business exposes us to risks and to volatility in our stock price. Political and Economic Instability and Transparency; Terrorist Activities; Health Epidemics. Civil and Regulatory Claims; Litigating Disputes in Different Jurisdictions. Concentrations of business with corporate clients increase credit risk and the impact from the loss of certain clients. Contractual Liabilities as Principal and for Warranted Pricing. Performance Under Client Contracts; Revenue Recognition; Scope Creep. Co-investment, investment, merchant banking and real estate investment banking activities subject us to real estate investment risks and potential liabilities. Burden of Complying with Multiple and Potentially Conflicting Laws and Regulations and Dealing with Changes in Legal and Regulatory Requirements. Risks Inherent in Making Acquisitions. Ability to Protect Intellectual Property; Infringement of Third-Party Intellectual Property Rights. Ability to Continue to Maintain Satisfactory Internal Financial Reporting Controls and Procedures. We may have indebtedness with fixed or variable interest rates and certain covenants with which we must comply. Volatility in LaSalle Investment Management Incentive Fee Revenues. Currency Restrictions and Exchange Rate Fluctuations. Greater Difficulty in Collecting Accounts Receivable in Certain Countries and Regions Potentially Adverse Tax Consequences; Changes in Tax Legislation and Tax Rates. The charter and the amended bylaws of Jones Lang LaSalle and the Maryland general corporate law could delay, defer or prevent a change of control. Difficulties and Costs of Staffing and Managing International Operations. Noncompliance with Policies; Communications and Enforcement of Our Policies and Our Code of Business Ethics.

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