Technology

While historically real estate companies "have tended to lag" in adopting technologies, a convergence of disruptive forces means it's time to get in step, Deloitte's Jim Berry tells GlobeSt.com.

The flow of tenants into new construction is beginning to impact fundamentals in some markets and overall the strength of top markets–including Dallas–was offset by significant negative absorption elsewhere.

While timing of autonomous car adoption is debatable, a disruptor of this magnitude likely will have implications for office, industrial, retail and healthcare properties, and create opportunities to unlock real estate value.

The Lucid software enables sustainability, finance, operations and energy management teams to communicate and collaborate on building operations and KPIs.

Move over, Millennials—Gen Z is right behind you, and they're set to bring enclosed rooms back to the workplace as well as some other changes, H. Hendy's Susan Dwyer tells GlobeSt.com.

As the number-one safest large city for 12 years running with an award-winning school district, a deep pool of STEM talent and an unbeatable lifestyle, Irvine is Amazon's one-click solution, Greater Irvine Chamber of Commerce's Bryan Starr tells GlobeSt.com.

Connectivity becomes the main priority when office tenants are weighing their future space needs, according to a survey conducted by WiredScore and Radius Global Market Research.

Healthcare, life sciences, tech and business services are well-positioned for further growth in Orange County as employment diversification continues to drive office vacancy lower, JLL's Jared Dienstag tells GlobeSt.com.