Data Center Market Faces All-Time Low Vacancies Despite Record-Breaking Construction
CBRE said new construction rose nearly 25% as landlords leased space faster than developers could add power capacity.
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Data center market faces all-time low vacancies despite record-breaking construction
Power capacity available for lease fell to 1.4% in the first half of 2026, even as under-construction capacity surged 25%, according to CBRE.
Silicon Valley Data Centers Sit Power-Starved as CBRE Reports Record 1.4% National Vacancy
CBRE's North America Data Center Trends webinar for the first half of 2026 described a national supply crunch that plays out with a cruel twist in Silicon Valley, where inventory is plentiful but nearly 100 megawatts of finished capacity sits dark, waiting years for the electricity to switch it on. The post Silicon Valley Data Centers Sit Power-Starved as CBRE Reports Record 1.4% National Vacancy appeared first on The Registry Northern Californi…
Pacific Northwest Data Centers Hit Near-Zero Vacancy as CBRE Reports Record 1.4% Demand in H1 2026
A CBRE webinar previewing the firm's North America Data Center Trends report for the first half of 2026 laid out an unprecedented supply squeeze that presses hard on the Pacific Northwest, where Hillsboro's Silicon Forest and Central Washington's hydropower corridor are running effectively full even as Oregon jurisdictions move to slow new development. The post Pacific Northwest Data Centers Hit Near-Zero Vacancy as CBRE Reports Record 1.4% Dema…
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