Exciting Trends in the technology and commercial real estate world

The world’s hottest shopping city is becoming a ghost town

Click here to read an article from the New York Post about retail vacancies in the world’s hottest shopping city

IT Intelligence Series: James Quinn Interviews Gary Youm, Esq. On Mistakes Corporations Makes With Their Colocation Agreements

 

 

 

What Slump? Some Manhattan Retailers Look to Own Buildings Instead of Renting Them

Interesting story about how many business owners are considering buying properties to avoid soaring rents and retail prices in Manhattan. Click here to read more.

The Rise of the CIO in the C-Suite

Interesting article from The Wall Street Journal about Vinod Khosla’s prediction of the substantial growth of the role of the CIO. Click here to read more.

As Hybrid Clouds Flourish, Data Centers Will Benefit

Click here to read an interesting article on how utilizing colocation and a hybrid cloud solution can offer corporations many benefits.

Oracle CEO Mark Hurd Says Corporate IT Spending Set to Jump

U.S. corporate tax cuts and global economic gains are a few of the reasons behind Hurd’s prediction. Click here to read more.

Say Goodbye to Garages as Developers Imagine a Driverless Future

Interesting article from The Wall Street Journal about how developers are beginning to build parking garages that can be converted into office space or residential apartments in the future. Click here to read.

These are the world’s most innovative cities, and here’s why

Click here to read an article by JLL’s Global Team about the world’s most innovative cities.

The Cybersecurity Risks From the Internet of Things

As technology continues to evolve, cybersecurity risks can continue to increase. Click here to read more from The Wall Street Journal.

DEVELOPERS TELL CONDO BUYERS: YOU DON’T NEED TO BRING YOUR CAR

Click here to read an interesting article from The Wall Street Journal about how Tishman Speyer is offering a high-end car rental service in their luxury apartment building in San Francisco. This service not only makes it less imperative for luxury apartment buyers to have their own car, but it also lessens traffic in the building’s parking garage.