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Report: Data Center Development Projected to Double, Driven by Demand for Digital Infrastructure

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LOS ANGELES--The Winter 2025 Allen Matkins/UCLA Anderson Forecast California Commercial Real Estate Survey released today indicates a significant shift in the industrial development landscape, with data centers and digital infrastructure now leading the charge, outpacing e-commerce as the primary driver of new industrial projects. According to the latest survey, 38% of respondents cite data centers […]

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