AI hype seeping into real estate: Data Center REITs, Equinix and DLR
Home prices are climbing and so are mortgage rates, but one area of the real estate sector is thriving. No surprise: it’s AI-related.
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Home prices are climbing and so are mortgage rates, but one area of the real estate sector is thriving. No surprise: it’s AI-related.
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