Electric vehicles are here—and they need a place to plug in. To accommodate EV owners, charging stations are popping up in apartment buildings, retail centers and office buildings—sometimes without cost to the vehicle owner.
"Landlords are providing charging stations for tenants as an amenity. As a minimum, I think there will be charging stations produced through all of the various property types. We will see it everywhere, including residential homes," Mark Dunec, managing director in the real estate solutions practice at FTI Consulting, tells GlobeSt.com.
President Biden's new energy plans will only fuel more adoption. By 2030, the plan would require all auto manufacturers to produce 50% electric vehicles, which would create more jobs. "It is not just coming; it is already here. It is here to stay," says Dunec.
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