News/Events
Apartment Rent Declines Slowing, Demand Rising As Renter Pool Expands
More households are choosing to rent, with overall rental demand up more than 19% year-over-year and single-family rental demand rising 21.6%
Prologis Warns Higher Borrowing Costs Will Slow Industrial Deals, Development
Management at the industrial giant said elevated and volatile debt costs were widening bid-ask spreads and making new construction unprofitable.
After Rig Collapse, Citadel HQ Project Resumes With Safety Protocol Update
Citadel's contractor, Keller North America, obtained approval for new safety protocols following a September rig collapse that sent four people to the hospital.
Swedish Real Estate Giant To Buy Stockbridge For Up To $550M
Sweden-based EQT is using the transaction to expand its industrial holdings.
Space Race: How The Private Sector's Orbital Aspirations Are Driving CRE On Earth
Private funding of space exploration and development has ballooned, driving production-oriented real estate expansion.
Bond Traders Shift Bets Toward Rate Hike After Latest Inflation Data
The CPI came in at 3.7% in September, slightly above analyst expectations, leading bond traders to jump.
Access To Power Now The No. 1 Force Shaping U.S. Site Selection Decisions
Electric power now tops the list for site selection for megaprojects like factories and data centers, overtaking incentives and talent.
Political Campaigns Have Spent $87M Making Data Centers A TV Villain
Candidates and outside groups have spent more than $85M on ads mentioning data centers, almost always in a negative context, according to AdImpact.
Sponsored Content: Why Data Centers Need To Embrace 'Responsible Resiliency'
Data centers should balance operational resilience with environmental and community concerns to ensure future sustainability.
