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They May Prefer Texas, But Data Center Developers Aren't Giving Up On California
Despite Texas' data center dominance, there is still strong demand in California, and developers say it may be worth the extra effort.
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Despite Texas' data center dominance, there is still strong demand in California, and developers say it may be worth the extra effort.
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National office vacancy dipped 10 basis points from last year, with 53% of the markets tracked by Cushman & Wakefield notching declines.
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New Freddie Mac guidelines place few limits on how AI can be used in lending, but the federal agency is demanding a paper trail for the tech's integration.
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Microsoft is laying off 4,800 people and planning more cuts for Xbox as the tech sector grapples with the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence.
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South Florida hoteliers are holding off on artificial intelligence.
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Austin technology executives on a Bisnow panel discuss how AI will help streamline the early stages of commercial real estate development.
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Heitman, PGIM and Newmark have all flagged high-quality office towers as strong buy candidates after having their valuations battered by the pandemic.
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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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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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Helix Digital Infrastructure launched as a single coordination point for hyperscalers led by the former CEO of Amazon Web Services.
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