Technology
Proptech Continues to Ride High
The industry’s upward trajectory is expected to persist even if an economic downturn takes hold, according to MetaProp’s new mid-year global confidence index.
Compass Datacenters Begins Construction of Phoenix Campus
The first phase will consist of two buildings set to deliver 72 megawatts of IT load. Ultimately, the campus is slated to offer more than 350 megawatts.
The New Workplace: A Millennial Designer’s Perspective
MKDA’s Emma Tessler on the open office, generational differences and the coolest new products at this year’s NeoCon.
Siemens Gamesa to Repower 429MW Iowa Wind Farm
MidAmerican Energy Co. has selected the company to renew the Rolling Hills wind power project, marking the largest repowering order in U.S. history.
Grappling With Cyber Threats in a Smart Building Era
In a Realcomm panel in Nashville, Tenn., experts hashed out the implications of new privacy regulations and the growing array of risks as people and properties get more connected.
Big Tech Reveals Smart Building Strategies
Experts from Facebook and Google provide insights on optimizing user experiences at this year’s Realcomm conference in Nashville.
Best of NeoCon 2019: Products on Parade in Chicago
The 51st edition of the leading commercial design industry event boasts more than 500 brands across nearly 1 million square feet of exhibition space.
Bass Pro Shops Sells 11 Cabela’s Locations for $324M
B+E brokered the sale-leaseback deal, which is believed to be the largest commercial real estate transaction sold through a digital platform.
RECon Buzzes With Retail Technology Trends
From augmented reality to the latest in analytics, ICSC’s Las Vegas event highlighted the tech tools that aim to enhance brick-and-mortar retail.
Innovation, Talent Attract CRE Capital
The world’s most tech-savvy and talent-rich cities—including San Francisco, London and San Jose—command a greater portion of real estate investment, according to a new JLL report.