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Report: E-Commerce, Technology Growth Leads to Heightened Interest in Data Centers

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By Catherine Sweeney  As the world becomes increasingly digital and the demand for e-commerce continues to grow, data centers are becoming a significant segment of industrial real estate. According to a monthly industrial report by Commercial Edge, the segment continues to outperform, with an average sales price of $319 per square foot, approximately 195 percent […]

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