Development

Louis Molinini, Head of Project and Development Services for the Americas, JLL

Will Construction Costs Go Up in 2026?

How policy volatility continues to impact development and what that means for commercial real estate decision-makers next year.

Aerial view of the Powhatan Technology Park site

180-Acre Data Center Campus Approved Near Richmond

When complete, this complex will comprise more than 2 million square feet.

Rendering of Gradiant Technology Park, an industrial project in Taylor, Texas

iMarketAmerica to Kick Off 2.2 MSF Project

This heavy industrial complex will serve Samsung-affiliated providers and other tech companies.

Exterior rendering of 250 Clayton, an office development in Denver.

The Broe Group Kicks Off Denver Office Project

The 175,000-square-foot building is the second phase of a larger development.

When AI’s the Arbiter, What Role Do Humans Play?

The American Arbitration Association has launched AI-powered construction arbitration. Here’s what that looks like.

Rendering of The Modern at Palm Beach Gardens, a 220,000-square-foot office development in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla.

Gatsby Florida to Develop Metro Miami Office Tower

Delivery is slated for late 2027.

Exterior shot of 590 Madison Ave., an office building in Manhattan.

Manhattan’s Office Sector Defies National Slowdown

The borough remains a benchmark for core market fundamentals, Yardi Matrix data shows.

Rendering of Ella 45 a light industrial facility in North Houston Texas

Hanover JV Begins Work on Houston Industrial Facility

The project is scheduled for delivery in 2026.

Rendering of VA4, a data center project developed by Vantage Data Centers in Stafford County, Va.

Vantage Pours $2B in NoVa Expansion

The company’s fourth Virginia project brings its statewide investment to $8 billion.

The panel discussion, moderated by Frank DiRoma of Ware Malcomb. Matthew Danowski of Ware Malcomb, Jim Kerrigan of North American Data Centers and Ryan Cos.’ Todd Johnson discussed the state of data center development

SIOR Special Report: How to Dominate the Data Center Market

Developers are becoming a dime a dozen. But they can still stand out.