It was a week when lenders showed just how much they were willing to put on the line to back the development of artificial intelligence data centers and infrastructure.
Meanwhile, tech giant Meta threw the doors open to its unusual store selling wearable tech, and CoStar staff writer Andy Peters ventured to Savannah, Georgia, and explored the nascent campaign to lure shipbuilders to the region.
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AI boom fuels record-shattering $3.46 billion Blackstone data center deal as property values surge
Why Meta is turning stores into playgrounds for wearable tech
Why shipbuilders may be interested in buying site of closed paper mill in Savannah