Corporate/Finance
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Data centers remain standout industry for Schneider Electric
The global energy management company reported growth in other real estate sectors as well in its Q4 2025 earnings.
By Brian Martucci • Feb. 27, 2026 -
Services help drive Cushman & Wakefield Q4 revenue up by 11%
Executives say the company is leveraging AI and do not expect it to have negative impacts on its leasing and brokerage businesses.
By Joe Burns • Feb. 20, 2026 -
Johnson Controls to acquire thermal management firm Alloy Enterprises
The deal is aimed at helping Johnson Controls meet high-density cooling demand for new and existing data center customers.
By Joe Burns • Feb. 19, 2026 -
JLL real estate management, leasing showed strength in Q4
The company says it benefited from a recovery in large office deals. It expects AI to boost its efficiency and drive data center deal opportunities, CEO Christian Ulbrich said.
By Joe Burns • Feb. 18, 2026 -
Colliers going all-in on AI, CEO Hennick says
The real estate services and engineering company generated revenues of $1.6B, up 5% year over year, with growth across all business areas, according to its 4Q earnings report, released last week.
By Robert Freedman • Feb. 17, 2026 -
CBRE sees 13% growth in facilities management revenue
The company's fourth quarter gain was led by its work with data centers and local facilities management projects.
By Joe Burns • Feb. 12, 2026 -
LiquidStack buy gives Trane AI data center cooling exposure
A Trane Technologies executive said LiquidStack’s systems would help it serve customers running increasingly powerful workloads.
By Brian Martucci • Feb. 12, 2026 -
Johnson Controls sees 84% systems order growth in the Americas
The company is expanding its exposure to data centers and life sciences with cooling reference architectures, new chillers and accompanying software, CEO Joakim Weidemanis says.
By Joe Burns • Feb. 4, 2026 -
Building automation helps lead Honeywell sales growth
The company is leveraging recurring revenue through its Forge building automation platform, CEO Vimal Kapur says.
By Robert Freedman • Jan. 30, 2026 -
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Energy Star gets full 2026 funding from Congress
Despite the Trump administration’s effort to eliminate the program, it receives $33 million as part of a fiscal 2026 funding bill signed last week.
By Joe Burns • Jan. 30, 2026 -
Limble launches AI tools, appoints new CEO
The software company’s new chief, Gary Specter, will help the company integrate AI technologies into its maintenance management platform.
By Joe Burns • Jan. 21, 2026 -
Proptech funding rose to $16.7B in 2025
Investors are favoring AI-enabled solutions built on strong data foundations and integrated into mission-critical systems, capital specialists say.
By Leslie Shaver • Jan. 14, 2026 -
MetTel expands utilities expense management platform to public
The General Services Administration uses the platform to gather, load, validate and pay invoices on more than 3,400 utility accounts.
By Joe Burns • Jan. 13, 2026 -
Federal agencies look to performance contracts as energy efficiency aid shrinks
Agencies are authorized by statute to use energy performance contracts to make efficiency upgrades with little up-front cost, the National Lab of the Rockies says.
By Joe Burns • Jan. 7, 2026 -
Efficient buildings attract high prices, but agent knowledge is low: NAR
Hard costs like utilities and operations are a top buying and leasing consideration, but not all agents see value in promoting those, according to an August survey.
By Joe Burns • Dec. 9, 2025 -
JLL adds data center prefab capabilities
A partnership with InfraPartners is intended to help the company tackle site selection and development hurdles so it can capitalize on AI-driven investment.
By Joe Burns • Nov. 20, 2025 -
Record-setting commercial performance offsets residential struggles: Trane
Commercial HVAC bookings jumped 30% in the third quarter as Trane executives touted the multi-year growth opportunity from data centers.
By Brian Martucci • Nov. 10, 2025 -
For building services companies, a good Q3 as they ride RTO, data center waves
CBRE, JLL and Cushman & Wakefield continue to benefit from return to work-driven leasing activity and data center services, which also boosted building control and HVAC system providers.
By Joe Burns • Nov. 7, 2025 -
Data center cooling drives Johnson Controls growth
The company is developing a full-stack thermal management portfolio for data centers. It’s also leaning into building decarbonization solutions, executives said Wednesday.
By Brian Martucci • Nov. 7, 2025 -
CBRE pays $1.2B to expand data center, critical power system capabilities
The deal will help CBRE serve data centers, power and energy assets and other facilities requiring uninterrupted power, its building operating segment chief says.
By Joe Burns • Nov. 6, 2025 -
Carbon dioxide-based cooling part of 153-store Food Lion remodel
Energy-efficient lighting, refrigerated cases with doors and carbon dioxide-based cooling systems are among changes the grocery chain made as part of a $484 million project that’s boosted sales.
By Sam Silverstein • Nov. 6, 2025 -
JLL posts 10% revenue gains amid AI push
The company saw strong growth in workplace management and leasing during Q3. It plans to integrate its software and technology business within real estate services to boost efficiency, CEO Christian Ulbrich says.
By Joe Burns • Nov. 5, 2025 -
How MEP contractor Comfort Systems USA leveraged Lego-like model to drive 15x growth
The company’s investment in volumetric modular construction capabilities makes it a go-to mechanical contractor for companies racing to build data centers or reshore manufacturing.
By Robert Freedman • Nov. 4, 2025 -
Schneider Electric sees energy management demand drive strong quarter
Data center, hotel and retail customers snapped up Schneider’s software, systems and services as it readies new energy technology market positioning.
By Brian Martucci • Nov. 3, 2025 -
Honeywell completes spinoff of refrigerant maker Solstice
By spinning off the company, Honeywell can focus on being a “pure-play automation company,” CEO Vimal Kapur said.
By Shefali Kapadia • Oct. 30, 2025