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Is the DeepSeek Scare Impacting Data Center Demand?

Amid a booming U.S. pipeline, experts consider what energy-light models mean for real estate.

Experts discussing the most practical uses of artificial intelligence

CREtech Special Report: Practical Tech in Tough Times

Using AI for nearly every aspect of operations may seem appealing, but it’s crucial to be selective.

Infrared images from a digital twin that show leaks in a building’s seal, which in turn leads to less efficient energy expenditures. Image courtesy of Joulea

Digital Twins: The Ultimate Sustainability Consultant

When combined with AI, these technologies can create greener buildings—and help operate them, as well.

Sustainability Street: Engineering CRE’s Low-Carbon Future

Arup Americas Chair Fiona Cousins served on the advisory board for New York City’s landmark carbon reduction law.

Skanska Tops Out DC Mixed-Use Project

Situated in the Washington, D.C., central business district, 17xM will hold the distinction of being the first SmartScore-certified office building in North America.

The Offices at Southstone Yards

Behind the Rise of Mass Timber Towers

With a flurry of high-profile projects, this building material is gaining traction.

Columbia Property Trust Completes DC’s First Mass Timber Office Space

This novel expansion attracted multiple new leases and renewals.

1700 M St. NW, Washington, D.C.

Anchor Lease Sparks Start of $216M Trophy Tower in DC

Skanska will break ground soon on the cutting-edge project.

circular economy

Closing the Loop on the Circular Economy

In this episode of CPE’s “Sustainability Street” podcast, we’re talking about the shift from take-make-waste to reduce-reuse-recycle and recover.

San Jose Unveils New Plans for Google Megaproject

LendLease serves as development manager for the upcoming mixed-use project, which includes as much as 7.3 million square feet of office space.