Available power capacity is quickly becoming the biggest driver in the Real Estate market.   It has always been location, location, and location that has driven commercial property value but now in the new frontier of artificial intelligence (AI) development, that location needs access to much higher densities of reliable and hopefully, renewable power supplies.  This is becoming true in both the more densely developed urban markets as well as areas that traditionally support larger data centers.

As companies return to the office in a post-pandemic world, there’s been difficulty getting more employees off their couches. Office vacancy rates are at an all-time high and there’s been a reluctance by owners to develop new commercial office spaces for fear of these vacancies. One way to convince companies and their employees to get back into the office is to provide them with best-in-class technology and user experiences that can’t be equaled at home.

The multifamily residential landscape in the San Francisco Bay Area is on everyone's minds as we balance the demand for housing at affordable levels with the cost of construction and bureaucratic obstacles.