Using AI to Support Tenants and Business Continuity

Current discussions around artificial intelligence in commercial real estate (and other industries) are filled with questions and concerns. From the Securities and Exchange Commission warning against AI washing to states preparing for complex AI regulation, there’s a lot to consider. A recent study in Nature even suggests that generative AI is becoming more advanced. While these issues are vital to the industry, they also directly impact many types of commercial real estate tenants.

Without the right support, like reliable power, strong Internet access, physical design, and digital security, some businesses may choose to avoid certain facilities. It’s essential for landlords and property managers to ensure that their spaces are equipped to meet the technological needs of today’s tenants. This can make a significant difference in attracting and retaining businesses, helping them thrive and stay competitive in the market.