Data Center Demand Stabilizes Amid Changing Market Forces - Area Development
Pre-leasing slows, location criteria evolve, and real estate tax structures face pressure from leaner buildouts.| Area Development
Pre-leasing slows, location criteria evolve, and real estate tax structures face pressure from leaner buildouts.| Area Development
New market tax credits offer millions in upfront funding for projects that create jobs and serve underserved communities.| Area Development
Flexible utilities and workforce pipelines are essential to meet growing life sciences manufacturing demand.| Area Development
Planning new facilities now requires deeper segmentation, faster timelines, and more nuanced incentive approaches.| Area Development
States and cities have tied incentives to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) goals — such as subcontracting targets or workforce composition — but a new executive order from the Trump administration and related lawsuits are raising the legal stakes. That raises new questions about what’s lawful and what’s not when it comes to DEI, affirmative action, and the use of contracting targets — and how that may impact your next location decision.| Area Development
