Thanks to the rapid pace of technology, data centers are primed for significant growth over the next few years. Mobile computing, the Internet of Things and cloud computing are driving significant demand in the data center industry, according to Cushman & Wakefield Senior Director and Data Center Practice Leader Gene Williams.

Times are changing, and with that change comes uncertainty. The rise of short-term interest rates, concerns around overbuilding and affordable housing and turnovers in government administration have led to doubts about the future of the commercial real estate financial marketplace. But in many ways the market is stronger than ever, and there are more opportunities to grow portfolios across multiple asset classes all across the country.

Bisnow partnered with KeyBank to discuss current market trends and show smart CRE professionals how they can take advantage of the current landscape.

Fall and winter will be busy for California's biggest office markets. Technology, advertising, media and information tenants are driving demand in California, and 13M SF will be added to the office stock through the end of the year, according to a CommercialCafé report based on Yardi Matrix data. California makes up nearly a third of the nation's new 48M SF of office. The Bay Area will deliver more office than New York with its expected delivery of 7M SF through winter. New York is expected to deliver 5.1M SF of office, the most of a single city.

Check out how California cities stack up to office deliveries expected through winter.

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