Energy

News

Artificial Intelligence-Based Data Monitoring Helps ETS Clients Control Energy Costs

Steve Lubetkin |

In our exclusive radio interivew, ETS' Jeff Hendler says his firm's AI platform can help buildings take full advantage of electric rate discounts.

News

Single $103 Million AAA-Rated Note Goes to C-PACE

Lisa Brown |

This is the industry’s first and largest securitization backed exclusively by commercial property-assessed clean energy/C-PACE and was issued for 82 US properties (pursuant to rule 144A of the Securities Act of 1933).

Current Expansion Phase Surpasses Normal Economic Cycle

Lisa Brown |

US economic cycles tend to run for seven to eight years, yet the current expansionary cycle, which started in 2009, already is among the longest on record for the American economy.

Event Coverage

Where Are The Data Centers?

Lisa Brown |

The data center discussion at RealShare Texas on June 6 will focus on the sector and opportunities for growth, for example exploiting the demand from cloud service providers and other upcoming IT solution providers.

Growth at 100 Peachtree Reinforces Rediscovery of Downtown Atlanta

Steve Lubetkin |

Complimentary Wi-Fi provided by 100 Peachtree and Georgia’s Own Credit Union in Woodruff Park soon will create an easy, accessible experience for tenants looking to work outside.

Is Mass Transit Dead?

Lisa Brown |

Rand Stephens says ridership is declining in both rail and bus services across the country because of lower gas prices, increased telecommuting, rising car ownership and of course, ridesharing with UBER and Lyft.

First Shared Autonomous Vehicles Get OK for Public Roads

Lisa Brown |

Testing of autonomous vehicles on public roads will begin at Bishop Ranch, according to Contra Costa Transportation Authority, which is leading a pilot project test of electric low-speed multi-passenger vehicles.

Corruption Conviction Sparks Call for Power Plant’s Permits

John Jordan |

The Orange County Industrial Development Agency will audit all CPV tax incentive and PILOT agreements with the agency to ensure full compliance.

Event Coverage

Transportation and Infrastructure Need Better Funding, Speakers Tell NAIOP NJ

Steve Lubetkin |

“Funding for infrastructure and redevelopment and the explosive growth of e-commerce are just some of the factors that continue to impact the commercial real estate industry,” says Michael McGuinness, CEO of the New Jersey Chapter of NAIOP.

Middle-Market Digest

Middle Market Digest-The Midwest

Brian J. Rogal |

The latest deals and trends in the Midwest region.