Technology and old-fashioned communication are changing the way buildings are designed.

A worldwide network works collaboratively and virtually to develop a site in Los Angeles.

Even Andy Fuhrman was surprised when real world standards converged with a virtual world.

It takes a multi-layered approach to reduce the risks of loss or theft of critical company data.

New York City architects Jennifer Magee and Oisin Clancy thought they could harness the power of Web 2.0 to generate leads.

Some real estate professionals are concerned technology will depersonalize their business.

Some real estate professionals are concerned technology will depersonalize their business. But not David Johnson, executive vice president and chief information officer at Jones Lang LaSalle in Chicago.

Most commercial real estate firms plan to add staff this year, but it's getting harder to find and retain talent, industry research shows.