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Data Center Owners Set Ambitious Climate Targets. Emissions Are Skyrocketing Instead

Leading data center owners and operators miss carbon targets as AI-driven growth spikes emissions. [READ MORE]

Illinois' Historic Storm Season Is Threatening To Drive Up Property Insurance Costs

The onslaught of severe weather has major implications for the state’s commercial property owners’ insurance costs. [READ MORE]

Sponsored Content: Expanding Access While Maintaining High Standards: How To Navigate Multifamily Vacancy Pressures

With overall rents across the country down 1.2% compared to a year ago, all multifamily operators need to analyze their leasing strategies. [READ MORE]

$1.1B Loan To Hudson Pacific, Blackstone Moves To Special Servicing

Hudson Pacific and Blackstone's $1.1B loan heads to special servicing, with agreed extensions amid Netflix leasing impact. [READ MORE]

Vornado, Related's Google-Anchored Office Building Faces 'Imminent Default'

The $625M debt on the Chelsea office building matures in December. [READ MORE]

10 States Alone Carry $1.4T In Wildfire Property Risk, Cotality Finds

The most at-risk states are spread across the U.S. West, with cities like Austin and Spokane, Washington, also at risk. [READ MORE]

BREIT Exits Self-Storage As It Invests Billions Into Data Centers

During Q2, the REIT offloaded its last 79 self-storage assets and poured $3.3B into its data center arm, QTS. [READ MORE]

UK Investment Giant Funds First U.S. Development In Boston Suburb

L&G's first U.S. development is set to break ground this year in Concord, Massachusetts, with 201 multifamily units. [READ MORE]

Simon Property Group To More Than Double $18M In Lost Saks Global Rents With New Leases

Simon Property increases mall rents by 144%, reshaping space after Saks' closures. [READ MORE]

Whoop Looks To Double Boston Footprint With 107K SF Lease

Whoop is planning a major Boston expansion with a 107K SF office lease as it prepares for an IPO. [READ MORE]