The U.S. struck Iran near the Strait of Hormuz and Brent fell toward $91, but the 10-year Treasury near 4.52% shows the cost of money never came down. Part 15 reads the market's numbness for property owners.
Power access defines winners in this week's energy market. Explore how surging utility rate hikes and local data center moratoriums are reshaping property economics, and why onsite generation is becoming a mandatory hedge in today's landscape.
A Kuwait airport strike has upended late-May optimism around a U.S.-Iran cease-fire, pushing oil risk, Treasury pressure, and refinancing uncertainty back into focus for commercial real estate owners and distributed energy investors.
Pennsylvania and Virginia are testing new ways to shift grid-upgrade costs onto large loads. Here is what that means for property owners, planners, and ratepayers.
PJM’s market redesign, accelerated backstop auction, and new regulatory criticism are changing capacity risk for commercial real estate owners in the largest U.S. grid.
Part 13 in our ongoing coverage of the Mideast conflict and its implications for property, infrastructure, and the built environment.