By Jack Stubbs The evolution of transportation networks across the country continues to impact the trajectory of the commercial real estate market, as traditional public transit systems are being supplemented by increasingly prevalent technologies like ride-sharing services, self-driving/autonomous vehicles and electric cars. The preponderance of these transit systems and new technologies is both impacting the […]
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