Redfin, Seattle, found 47% of U.S. residents oppose the construction of AI data centers in their neighborhoods. In contrast, 38% say they support it.
Tag: Data Centers
Bloom Energy: Data Center Owners Plan to Reduce Reliance on Power Grid
As more data centers come online, developers are taking power into their own hands, a new report from Bloom Energy says.
MBA NewsLink Roundtable: Discussing Data Centers, Demand and Deal Structures With KBRA
MBA NewsLink recently convened a roundtable discussion with KBRA Managing Directors Fred Perreten, Alan Greenblatt and Adeeti Amin to examine how data center issuance has evolved in recent years.
JLL: Data Center Sector Enters Hyperdrive; Texas Poised to Dethrone Virginia as Global Leader
The data center sector has reached an inflection point as the sector’s extraordinary expansion fundamentally redraws the industry landscape, according to JLL, Chicago.
Are Data Centers a Bubble? What About AI?
SAN DIEGO–Those were questions that multiple panelists attempted to parse Feb. 10 at the Mortgage Bankers Association Commercial/Multifamily Finance Convention and Expo.
Clayco Survey: Americans Largely Support Local Data Centers
Clayco, Chicago, polled Americans on how receptive they are to data centers being built in their communities, finding 73% would support a local data center within 20 miles of their home if it brought jobs, investment and tax relief.
Data Center Construction Hits New Heights, CBRE Reports
Demand from hyperscalers and cloud service providers continue to boost the data center market, CBRE reported.
JLL: Record-Low Data Center Vacancy Fuels ‘Gold Rush’
The North American data center sector is charging full speed ahead, with colocation vacancy plummeting to a record low of 2.6% and absorption levels doubling in just two years, according to JLL, Chicago.
CBRE: North American Data Center Vacancy Rates at Record Low Despite Booming Supply
CBRE, Dallas, found North American data center supply grew strongly in the first half of 2024, but availability continued to tighten as demand related to cloud computing and artificial intelligence more than offset the new supply.
CBRE: North American Data Center Pricing, Supply Remain Strong in Primary Markets
CBRE, Dallas, found the primary market supply for data centers in North America grew 26% year-over-year in 2023.