Technology

TOD Gets High-Touch Treatment in San Francisco

San Francisco’s Transbay Terminal is getting a high-tech media platform, thanks to its new promotional partner, Pearl Media. The state-of-the-art transit hub, to be renamed Salesforce Transit Center, will feature 274 digital screens, along with shopping, dining and a rooftop park.

Temple, Texas

Bitmova Bringing Data Center to Temple, TX

The $8 million facility will occupy 11 acres in the Temple Industrial Park located in the northwestern part of the city.

Lake Nona Town Center

Tavistock to Create Digital Plan for 3.8 MSF Orlando Project

The developer is partnering with tech company Intersection to enhance retail offerings at Lake Nona Town Center, a mixed-use destination within the 17-square-mile Lake Nona master-planned community.

Captivate Adds More Interest to Elevators

The company introduced a series of new features, including Screen Center 2.0, a completely redesigned tenant communication tool offering full-screen video capability.

Park Assist: Guiding Users to Available Parking

The technology digitally monitors spots in parking garages and alerts drivers in real time, which maximizes usage and improves traffic flow.

Equinix Invests $42M in SY4 Data Center Expansion

Phase two of the International Business Exchange data center will feature 1,500 additional cabinets, bringing the facility’s total capacity to 3,000. Delivery is scheduled for year-end 2017.

Amy Erixon, Avison Young

When AI, Real Estate Meet

Computers, robotics and related technologies in the workplace are causing major changes to how work gets done, creating disruptions as well as opportunities for real estate providers.

Emerson to Invest $100M in Ohio Facilities

Construction and renovation plans include updating and expanding office and lab space at the company’s Sidney, Ohio, location. Investments will be made over the next four years.

Real Estate 2.0: Data on the Move

Paul Doherty of the digit group discusses ways in which technology is changing how real estate operates and what impact these new systems have on the industry.

A New Model for In-Building Wireless Service

A 30-year veteran of the telecommunications industry explains the new model that offers an economical approach for a crucial category of technology.