A bounce back in sales and leasing activity helped JLL nearly double its net income in the second quarter, the brokerage giant announced Thursday. Adjusted earnings per share was up 59% year-over-year to $5.26, and JLL repurchased $110M in shares over the second quarter. Office leasing activity at JLL was flat for the quarter compared to the prior two years, at 10M SF globally. Capital markets revenue was up 19%, and adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization was up 74% to $95M. CBRE saw 16% revenue growth, with CEO Bob Sulentic highlighting the brokerage’s infrastructure and data center services business as a strong tailwind.