Cushman & Wakefield offers a deep dive into the impact of ridesharing, electric vehicles and self-driving cars on the real estate sector.
From ancient times, transportation has shaped urban areas. One of the
common locations for a city is where a river meets the ocean or the
most-inland navigable point on a major river. Or think of the
car-centric suburbs that flourished after World War II.
...moreThe next revolution along these lines is already underway, according to Cushman & Wakefield, which just released Mobility Shifts in Commercial Real Estate: Implications of Ridesharing, Autonomous Vehicles, Micro-Mobility and Electric Vehicles, the third part of its Tech Disruptor reports series...
RSK: Again, I loved this course at the UW in my Urbanism & Urbanization courses. (Pre RE School)The last paragraph makes so much sense. One of my pet peeves is the fact that so many people do not know how to park..taking up two spaces or leaving one so small that you wouldn`t be able to exit your vehicle.
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