Hello everyone, I recently attended a networking event hosted by BCI and QuadReal, where I had the opportunity to discuss real estate trends with Nima Parsakish. Following our conversation, he suggested that I explore data centers as a topic, which led to this question: Is Data Center Real Estate Approaching Its Limit? Why? After conducting research, I identified five key factors influencing this issue: Location constraints, Legal and regulatory hurdles, Technological advancements, Timing for breakeven, and Investor sentiment. If you’re interested in learning more, feel free to check out the full article below: Read the full article:
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