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After an explosion of gigawatt-scale campuses, data center development dollars are flowing back toward smaller projects for a variety of reasons.
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Columbia Business School professor Stijn Van Nieuwerburgh said demand for AI continued to outstrip supply, holding back layoffs and leading to higher costs.
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Lenders are tapping the private 144A bond market to finance projects with notes that frequently have creative terms and can only be traded to institutions.
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The 7.8M SF master plan for Miami's Little Haiti aims to attract AI tenants and their financial backers.
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3D printing may be in its infancy, but if it explodes, industrial spaces devoted to the supply chain may not be ready.
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Technology can solve problems at hospitals. It can also be a huge pain in the neck for designers and operators.
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A multifamily downturn has resurrected attention on centralization for apartment operations.
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Data center industry insiders give their predictions for 2025.
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Retailers are incorporating AI, chatbots, robots and more into their brick-and-mortar stores.
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Staffers are being asked to move closer to their team or managers as CEO Andy Jassy predicts AI will "change the way our work is done."
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