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Makegoods Explained: A Tenant Guide to Reducing Costs
Makegoods are Back! And They’re More Relevant Than Ever. For a long time, and especially so until recently, makegoods were the clause most tenants barely acknowledged, Landlord's didn't dare draw much attention to...
Morgan Evans • May 25, 2026
From stone to algorithm: the renewal of the data center in the age of AI
Cushman & Wakefield’s latest study highlights the profound transformation of data centers driven by generative artificial intelligence. The global market is expected to more than double by 2030, fueled by surging computing demand, particularly for inference workloads and large language models.
While the United States remains the dominant market, Europe and Asia-Pacific are rapidly expanding their development pipelines. AI-related demand could account for up to 90% of total data center usage by 2030.
France stands out thanks to its low-carbon energy mix and strong nuclear capacity, reinforcing its strategic role in Europe, with Paris emerging as a leading hub. Data centers are increasingly seen as a hybrid asset class between real estate and infrastructure, attracting growing investment flows projected to exceed €90 billion in France by 2035.
Laurence Bouard • May 11, 2026
Australia’s Industrial Pipeline Slows as Speculative Development Pulls Back
Australia’s Industrial Pipeline Slows as Speculative Development Pulls Back. Australia’s industrial supply pipeline is slowing as developers become more cautious and reassess risk.
Morgan Evans • April 09, 2026
the lifecycle of logistics warehouses
Cushman & Wakefield releases a groundbreaking study on the lifecycle of logistics warehouses in France. With rising technical, regulatory, and ESG standards, nearly half of the warehouse stock may require upgrades. Obsolescence is categorized into five types: structural, technical, regulatory, geographical, and economic. The study highlights three strategies to manage long-term value: anticipate, sustain, and transform assets. Three case studies (BARJANE, PANATTONI, LOGICOR) showcase these strategies through construction, renovation, and densification projects. The goal is to extend warehouse lifespan and value while meeting evolving market demands.
Laurence Bouard • March 31, 2026
Cushman & Wakefield Korea Orchestrates Korea Debut of Premier Japanese Capsule Hotel Brand ‘First Cabin’ at Noon Square Myeongdong
Cushman & Wakefield (NYSE: CWK), a leading global real estate services firm, has successfully advised on the strategic tenant sourcing for First Cabin, one of Japan’s top three capsule hotel brands, marking its official entry into the South Korean market.
Hena Park • March 10, 2026
C&W Korea Delivers 4-Star Rebranding of Timewalk Myeongdong, Strengthening Asset Yield and Long-Term Operational Stability
Cushman & Wakefield Korea has successfully completed a full-scale strategic rebranding of Timewalk Myeongdong, transforming the prominent mixed-use asset in the heart of Myeongdong into a premier 4-star hotel.
Hena Park • March 09, 2026
The Key Benefits of Engaging a Tenant Representative
Tenant representation helps occupiers secure better lease terms, reduce risk and access off-market opportunities with expert, independent advice.
Morgan Evans • March 06, 2026
Cushman & Wakefield Launches Commercial Real Estate’s First Model Designed to Quantify AI Momentum Across the Built Environment
Landmark research tool, AI Impact Barometer, by Cushman & Wakefield, offers a data-driven view of where AI is creating demand, risk and opportunity across property markets.
Hena Park • February 19, 2026
Cushman & Wakefield Korea Officially Launches Social Big Data–Driven Branding Solution Service
Cushman & Wakefield Korea has launched a new Branding Solution Service (BSS) designed to help retail and commercial real estate clients develop data-driven brand and space strategies by leveraging social big data analytics.
Hena Park • January 21, 2026
Laurence Bouard • January 08, 2026
