Tudor Scolca

Tudor Scolca-Seușan is an Associate Editor with Commercial Property Executive and Multi-Housing News. He joined CPE and MHN in 2017 and is passionate about doing research for the two publications. He is responsible for data center and industrial coverage on CPE, writing seasonal metro reports on multifamily, interviews and features, as well as occasionally editing news stories.

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Los Angeles Ended Q1 on a Slow Note

Read our latest Q1 Los Angeles office market update, based on CommercialEdge data.

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San Francisco’s Office Market Favored Life Science in Q1

As of March, the city had 7.8 million square feet of office space under construction.

When Storytelling Is at the Forefront of Design

Libby Sims Patrick talks about her three decades of experience in creating and leading a boutique design studio in Atlanta.

Exterior rendering of the new Novva data center.

Novva to Build $500M Data Center in Reno

Novva Tahoe Reno will be a 300,000-square-foot, 60-megawatt facility.

Prime to Debut in Phoenix With $2B Data Center Campus

The property will total 1.3 million square feet across five buildings.

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DartPoints Enters Louisiana, Acquires Venyu

The colocation company added three data centers to its portfolio.

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Why Having a Workplace Strategy Is a Must Today

Spectorgroup’s Lauren Gardner on how future-proof workplaces can contribute to organizations’ long-term success.

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Nashville Office Market Starts 2023 on a Strong Note

Despite economic headwinds, a favorable business climate has continued to sustain growth, the latest CommercialEdge data shows.

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Amazon Hits Pause on $2.5B HQ2

A delay is expected for PenPlace, while the project’s initial phase is on track for a June delivery.

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Chicago Office Market Slow to Recover in 2022

Last year, fundamentals in Chicago’s office market did not improve much, but there are some signs that the metro is getting back on track.