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Industrial Tenants Now Rank Power Above Rent. Two Landlords Built for It.

Industrial Tenants Now Rank Power Above Rent. Two Landlords Built for It.

JLL finds industrial tenants prioritizing power availability over cheaper rent. STAG energized 9 MW of rooftop solar and Prologis built around a ten-year grid wait.

Oil's War Premium Returned on Schedule. Why Did It Reach Your Building Through the Bond Market?

Oil's War Premium Returned on Schedule. Why Did It Reach Your Building Through the Bond Market?

Brent returned to $95 and the 10-year hit 4.80 percent in the same week. The energy shock now reaches property income through yields and through tenants.

A Charging Operator Just Leased Parking at 90 Shopping Centers. Read the Deal Terms Beyond the Press Release.

A Charging Operator Just Leased Parking at 90 Shopping Centers. Read the Deal Terms Beyond the Press Release.

EVgo is adding 500 fast charging stalls at 90 Brixmor centers. Four contract terms, not the stall count, decide whether charging improves a landlord's NOI.

Florida Is Deciding Who Pays for Data Center Power. Every Other State Is Watching.

Florida Is Deciding Who Pays for Data Center Power. Every Other State Is Watching.

Florida regulators are testing the first statutory data center cost-allocation law against a live utility filing. The outcome becomes the template other states borrow.

Texas Has 238 Gigawatts of Requested Power and 3.9 Gigawatts Actually Drawing It

Texas Has 238 Gigawatts of Requested Power and 3.9 Gigawatts Actually Drawing It

Federal forecasters halved the Texas load outlook in one month. The gap between requested and operating power reaches rate base, land pricing, and your service request.

Stories You May Have Missed This Week: EV, Charging & Intelligent Electrification Roundup (09/02/26 Edition)

Stories You May Have Missed This Week: EV, Charging & Intelligent Electrification Roundup (09/02/26 Edition)

Federal forecasters cut Texas load growth from 14 percent to 6 percent, a 200 megawatt Ohio campus was rejected, and used EV prices rose against the depreciation curve.