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Public-Private Collaboration Targets Decarbonization
ULI Greenprint provides principles for the real estate industry and policymakers to decarbonize the built environment by 2050.
Solar Installations Power Through the Pandemic
Projects at commercial properties have continued apace, fueled by pre-COVID approvals, cost-reduction goals and opportunities to install systems while buildings are largely unoccupied.
Raising the Bar for Greenhouse Gas Reduction
Skanska’s Sarah King and Stacy Smedley discuss an innovative open-source tool designed to reduce carbon emissions during development.
ULI Forecasts Strong CRE Growth to Return in 2022
Only industrial vacancies will resemble pre-pandemic levels, according to the Urban Land Institute’s latest semi-annual economic outlook.
Architectural Billings Reveal Continued Decline in Business
The American Institute of Architects’ monthly survey found record lows in comparative demand for design services, with the greatest impact on commercial and industrial projects.
Brooklyn’s Major Office Sales Totaled $80M in 2019
Nine office properties totaling 2.7 million square feet were completed in the borough during the year.
CapRock Closes Second Funding Round With $180M
The firm will focus on middle-market, value-add facilities in California, Nevada and Arizona.
Sacramento Emerges as Magnet for IT Professionals
With a booming tech sector, the California capital draws tens of thousands of people from the Bay Area every year
Global Business Districts Rankings Shift
Western markets continue to lead in desirability, but Asian cities are narrowing the gap, according to a new report from EY and the Urban Land Institute.
J.C. Penney To Shed 29% of Stores Amid Retail Reckoning
The iconic department store chain plans to slim down its footprint after filing for bankruptcy last week.