Technology

PRINCETON, NJ—Zucosky, who joined Ware Malcomb in July, says amenities are critical in designing office space for millennial workers.

SAN DIEGO—Reduced risk, lower costs and better data are a few of the perks property managers are gaining when they use drones to examine property, Osprey Assessments' Gordon Dowrey tells IREM Fall Conference attendees here.

Capital market experts at RealShare Apartments last week discussed the performance of urban markets versus suburban assets, the opportunity in each space, as well as tech drivers as a catalyst to rent growth in certain markets.

MANASSAS, VA--Kessinger/Hunter & Co. will be developing the first 150,000 square-foot data center.

LOS ANGELES—“The changing velocity and pattern of tech job creation has uniquely impacted office markets,” says Colin Yasukochi, director of research and analysis for CBRE Group.

Here's a look at this week's trends, announcements and deals that you may have missed in the country's North West region.

CHICAGO—The company's existing 1.1 million-square-foot data center at 350 E. Cermak is already the nucleus of Chicago's commodity markets and financial firms.

RANCHO MISSION VIEJO, CA—High-speed wireless connections in the home that enable incredibly fast download speeds and eliminate buffering could help dramatically increase productivity in the commercial real estate realm, Warmington Homes executives tell GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.