19 stories on data centers in commercial real estate.
Data center developers are rethinking NDA requirements for local officials as community opposition to large facilities grows, risking project delays and entitlement setbacks.
Monterey Park voters approved Measure NDC with over 86% support, making it the first U.S. city to permanently ban data center development citywide.
Charlotte residents urged a 150-day data center moratorium at a city council hearing, citing water use and energy costs as the council weighs a vote on June 8.
I Squared Capital is acquiring 10 Cogen Fiber data centers for $225M, with up to $1B committed to building an AI-ready, inference-focused U.S. data center portfolio.
Q1 2026 earnings from CBRE, JLL, and Cushman & Wakefield show data center demand is now a primary growth engine across commercial real estate services.
Texas is on track to surpass Northern Virginia in data center capacity by 2030, yet institutional investors continue to favor NoVA's proven infrastructure ecosystem.
The rapid expansion of AI data centers is draining regional power grids, leaving industrial real estate developers scrambling to secure the electricity necessary to run a new generation of automated, high-tech warehouses. This clash of power-hungry sectors threatens to bottleneck the country's industrial supply chain evolution.
Startup Span, backed by Nvidia and PulteGroup, is installing miniature computing nodes on residential homes to build a distributed data center network.
Cipher Digital signed a 26,400 SF lease at 101 Park Avenue, relocating from One Vanderbilt in one of three deals totaling 77,400 SF at the Kalikow-owned Midtown tower.
Coweta County approved Prologis's 829-acre, $17B Project Sail data center in a 3-2 vote, marking one of Georgia's largest capital investments.
The U.S. Army has conditionally agreed to negotiate with Carlyle and KKR affiliate CyrusOne to build data centers at Fort Bliss and Dugway Proving Ground.
Meta raised its El Paso AI data center investment from $1.5B to $10B, targeting 1 gigawatt of capacity by 2028 — a signal of surging hyperscaler demand in secondary markets.