North Carolina Emerges As An Aerospace Manufacturing Hub
PwC recently put North Carolina as No. 4 in the U.S. for the 2017 Aerospace Manufacturing Attractiveness Rankings. What is causing the aerospace industry to flock to the "First In Flight" state?
“Growth in aerospace manufacturing is a good thing for the commercial real estate industry,” Charlotte Regional Partnership President and CEO Ronnie Bryant said. “The PwC study sends a clear signal to the aerospace industry that North Carolina, and Charlotte, USA…
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Charlotte Fundamentals Benefit From Tech Firm Expansion
Charlotte has the potential for increased office rent, according to CBRE's latest annual Tech-30 report. Charlotte is No. 4 in office rent growth nationally — with the tech sector fueling that increase. Suburban and city markets are benefiting as tech companies…
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WeWork Expands In Charlotte
WeWork, a co-working and office space company, opened on the eighth and ninth floors at 615 South College in August, its first location in North Carolina. In 2018, WeWork Stonewall Station will expand to the 10th and 11th floors, almost doubling its…
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Moody's Warns Cities On Climate Change: How Will This Impact Property Owners?
The threat of rising sea levels within cities on the Atlantic and Gulf coasts is not lost on property owners and investors in coastal markets.
Even credit rating agency Moody's Investors Service said cities on the coast will need to take climate change into account if they do not want to lose access to cheap credit, Bloomberg reports.
In a recent report to clients, Moody's said it now considers a city's climate change provisions when it issues credit ratings for state and local bonds. Those markets that do not have plans in place risk default if they are hit with rising water or intense storms.
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IoT, Self-Driving Cars Could Mean Data Centers On Every Street Corner
Technological advancements are pushing data centers to the edge. The Internet of Things, self-driving cars and artificial intelligence are changing the way data center operators and tech companies think about data processing as they seek to bring those capabilities closer to where they are needed.
People are using more smart technology and want information instantaneously and do not want to watch a spinning load symbol on their phones, CoreSite Vice President, Technical Operations Matthew Mescall said during Bisnow's Data Center Investment Conference & Expo, West event Wednesday.
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7 Thrilling Activities In Unexpected Places
From malls to hotels, the commercial real estate industry offers some unique amenities to attract new visitors and keep them coming. Check out some fun activities available in some more unusual locations:
From ice skating to surfboarding and a robot that will mix drinks, cruise ships have been offering some crazy onboard amenities for years. Royal Caribbean has gone one step further by offering onboard skydiving from iFly. Using a wind turbine, thrill-seekers can float in the air and feel like they are skydiving without jumping from an airplane.
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