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Few data center operators are tracking sustainability data despite looming regulations. Many don't think they actually have to, an Uptime Institute study found.
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Mintz’s first outpost in Miami and the company’s seventh location in the U.S., the law firm said in a statement on Tuesday.
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MARTA will transfer its architects, urban planners and engineers at the new four-floor location.
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AMS is one of the city's two Level 1 trauma centers.
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The 2,100-acre Quantum Loophole development in Frederick, Maryland, is planned to add more data center capacity than exists in the entire New York area.
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Manulife's US REIT is looking to raise capital with the sale to pay down debt.
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The loans tied to a seven-building Rosslyn portfolio mature on June 9, and they are heading to special servicing as the borrower has been unable to refinance.
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A new generation of life sciences developments are focused on more robust strategies to add value and develop neighborhoods.
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Together, the companies will operate more than 30,000 units across Europe, North America and Asia.
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MCB Real Estate's David Bramble dismissed the idea of razing the Harborplace pavilions to build green space in Baltimore's downtown Inner Harbor.
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