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Philadelphia is set to make significant progress toward its goal of powering all city-owned buildings with renewable energy by 2030, with the launch of an 80-megawatt solar field in Adams County. The solar project, initiated b...

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Despite facing challenges like higher interest rates and limited capital, Canadian real estate companies express confidence in overall demand, attributing it to the country's immigration-driven population growth. The market is...

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The £200 million office retrofit at 65 Gresham Street is set to be one of the largest building reuse projects in London's Square Mile. The mixed-use scheme will preserve 70% of the existing building, adding four new top floor...

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Despite achieving $3.7 billion in savings by rejecting and amending leases, WeWork is still grappling with financial strain as talks for further concessions continue. The co-working company, currently in chapter 11 bankruptcy,...

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The White House and the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) have unveiled a draft national definition for zero-emissions buildings, marking a significant step toward aligning the building sector for greater emissions reduction. Th...