Technology

The amount of space dedicated to co-working in the Chicago market has more than tripled since 2014.

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

Seattle's tech boom shows no signs of slowing down, with companies buying entire blocks of space amid very low cap rates, yet housing is not keeping up with demand, says H. Pike Oliver of Urbanexus.

“The nature of work is changing; today's employees require flexibility and inspiration within their workday routines,” says Mark Vollbrecht, principal for ZRG.

The shooting at YouTube occurred as Silicon Valley is pushing to make offices more accessible but is more security counter-intuitive to a collaborative environment or a necessary measure to protect employees?

Even though second quarter data show some signs of a slowdown, the overall picture remains quite positive.

Internet penetration varies considerably across geographies such as in DFW, which remains a hotbed of retail activity with a number of new construction projects planned for this year and 2019.

Those thoughts are according to Chris Breeden, director of property management at Seven Oaks Co. in Atlanta, who recently talked with GlobeSt.com about some of the holes landlords may have created through the rise of property management technology.