Amazon, for years the bellwether of the industrial market, is decelerating. But interest in domestic manufacturing might pick up some of e-commerce's slack.
Ingka Centres is debuting the concept in a San Francisco mall that has been vacant since construction was completed in 2016.
The list includes Lego, Deloitte, Amazon and MFS Investment Management, which took the top spot by renewing its 300K SF lease at 111 Huntington Ave.
Developers and investors of all stripes are increasingly active in some of Brooklyn’s formerly industrial waterfront neighborhoods.
Companies have announced new in-office policies for 1.7 U.S. million employees since the beginning of the year, but foot traffic hasn't matched up.
Google, Amazon, Lyft, Salesforce, and Meta — tech companies that once championed working from home — are getting more strict about their in-office policies.
Data center providers are pushing to save energy by letting data centers get hotter. But Big Tech tenants like Amazon and Google are standing in the way.
Developers and economic development officials said Richmond has several factors going for it, including its proximity to universities and its cost of living.
TikTok will partner with e-commerce fulfillment companies to fill its orders.
Strict policies from employers about coming into the office are increasingly the reason Americans are selling their homes and moving.
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