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North American Data Center Markets See A Surge in Rental Rates Amidst Supply Crunch

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In an unprecedented surge, the North American data center markets have experienced a dramatic increase in average asking rental rates, climbing between 20 percent and 54 percent over the last eight months, according to a recent CBRE report. This growth spurt, observed in key markets such as Chicago, Dallas-Ft. Worth, Northern Virginia, Phoenix, and Silicon […]

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