Lab space development picked up beginning in 2021, creating a wave of new supply hitting the market as demand lightens.
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.
Ohio’s state capital has a nexus of talent, research and new development that may position it to be an emerging life sciences hub.
The Phoenix area has been one of the world's fastest-growing data center markets, but emerging power constraints could soon slow things down.
Green leases offer flexibility that can help share costs for sustainable building upgrades.
Industry experts at a NAREE panel discussed the cost and infrastructure challenges faced by landlords looking to accommodate tenants with electric vehicles.
A number of tenants took measures to drastically shrink their footprints during Q3, ranging from a law firm to a global nonprofit to a health insurance company.
Power shortages are pushing data center developers out of the industry's traditional hubs into secondary and tertiary markets.
Common electrical gear like switchgears, transformers and circuit breakers have been in short supply since Russia invaded Ukraine in 2021.
Houston's hotel market is in a position to benefit from the halt of most U.S. hotel projects due to difficulty securing financing.
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