Data centers, life sciences, logistics, and retail warehousing will likely benefit the most from AI adoption in the near- to intermediate-term. This is the conclusion of a recent analysis by Principal Asset Management.
“From smart buildings to warehouse robotics, AI has the potential to shift occupational demand and reshape the way properties are developed, operated, and valued,” explains Daniel Tomaselli, Manager, Global Research at Principal. According to Tomaselli, the implications of AI adoption are profound and far-reaching, with varying impacts across different real estate sectors. However, it will have its winners and losers.
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