Tech companies have accounted for the majority of the leasing activity this year, but office investors still have some concerns about supply-demand imbalance.
Investment capital will continue to flow to the US as other parts of the world destabilize. The US economy will continue to thrive for at least another two years, and maybe longer.
One Stop Logistics' 369,294-square-foot lease at 83 Stults Road in South Brunswick (pictured) was one of the largest commitments this quarter, says Cushman & Wakefield.
In today's world of the Internet, smart phones and a plethora of devices to keep us connected, most executives are never really on vacation and go off the grid.
Old Fourth Ward's booming growth has been spurred largely by the Atlanta BeltLine, which is responsible for 30,000 permanent jobs and nearly $10 billion in economic development.
The Newark data infrastructure now is the envy of many locations around the country, featuring 10 gigabit-per-second speed, one of the fastest urban data networks.