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tech1 month ago•45 min saved

Used EV glut could push prices lower for years

An anticipated flood of over a million used electric vehicles in the next three years—driven by surging lease expirations (from about 123k in 2025 to 660k in 2028, per Cox Automotive)—could depress prices as most leases enter the used market. Used EVs are already priced similarly to gas cars, with notable depreciation like AutoNation’s 2023 Hyundai Ioniq 5 dropping from $58k new to about $28k used. Still, the glut may not last, as new EV sales and leases fell about 36% year over year from late 2024 into 2025 and continued to decline in early 2026.

via The Verge|

#cox-automotive #electric-cars #ev-prices

markets1 month ago•3 min saved

Applied Digital slides on Q3 beat as investors eye hyperscaler leases

Applied Digital fell about 8% after a Q3 beat, as investors weighed low-margin segment results and awaited major customer wins; analysts remain positive on execution and near-term lease potential with hyperscalers, with Needham maintaining a Buy rating and a $41 target, while potential Ready-for-Service dates and CRWV credit upgrades could improve the cost of capital.

via Seeking Alpha|

#applied-digital #hyperscalers #leases

politics2 months ago•181 min saved

Cook Inlet lease sale fizzles as bids vanish

A federal lease sale for roughly 1 million acres off Alaska’s Cook Inlet drew no bids, underscoring waning industry interest amid dwindling reserves and higher drilling costs. Alaska lawmakers called the outcome disappointing, environmental groups cheered, and Interior Department officials noted that Congress-mandated lease timelines will continue with five more Cook Inlet sales planned through 2032.

via CNN|

#alaska #bids #leases

business3 months ago•3 min saved

Off-Lease EV Surge Could Flood U.S. Market with Cheap Used Cars

A wave of off-lease EVs is about to hit the U.S. market thanks to IRA-driven subsidies and aggressive lease deals that made EVs cheap to lease; as 24–36 month leases expire, used-EV supply will surge, depressing prices in the near term with a peak around 2028, though the batteries typically hold up well and the glut could ultimately expand affordable EV adoption.

via The Drive|

#business #depreciation #ira

business4 months ago•18 min saved

Iconic Palo Alto Italian spot Il Fornaio to close after 36 years

Il Fornaio Palo Alto will close after its final day of service on Jan. 18, ending 36 years in downtown Palo Alto. The lease is ending at the el PRADO Hotel, and management says the space is being explored for long-term food-and-beverage concepts; staff describe a strong sense of community and nostalgia as regulars recall its heyday hosting notable patrons. The closure comes after changing dining patterns and pandemic impacts, with the restaurant group continuing at other Bay Area locations in Mountain View, Santa Clara and Burlingame.

via Palo Alto Online|

#business #closure #il-fornaio

government5 months ago•1 min saved

Trump Administration Suspends Five Offshore Wind Projects Over National Security Concerns

The US Department of the Interior has paused all large-scale offshore wind project leases due to national security concerns related to radar interference and vulnerabilities near population centers, allowing time for risk assessment and mitigation.

via U.S. Department of the Interior (.gov)|

#government #leases #national-security

real-estate2 years ago•5 min saved

Office Space Real Estate: A Looming Shortage

Real estate intelligence company CoStar Group is warning of an impending shortage of office space in the US, despite the current market being described as apocalyptic. As leases approach expiration and companies return to in-office work, there is increasing competition for Class A commercial space. Newly constructed buildings aged 0-3 years are in high demand, attracting over 175 million square feet of net new occupancy since 2020. However, construction has slowed, and the supply of office space will not be able to meet the demand. This shortage will particularly affect premium office space, which historically has been in high demand even during economic downturns.

via CNBC|

#commercial-real-estate #construction-activity #leases

business2 years ago•4 min saved

Tech Giants Ditch NYC Offices: Google, Apple, and Meta Lead the Exodus

The tech industry's impact on commercial real estate has been mixed. While some tech companies are shedding office space due to layoffs and remote work, others are expanding. Companies like Yelp, Twitter, Kickstarter, Uber, Facebook, Spotify, Microsoft, Google, Indeed, Datadog, and Clear have either downsized or subleased office space, while Amazon and Google continue to invest in office space expansion. The pandemic has highlighted the changing dynamics of the tech office and its impact on the commercial real estate market.

via Curbed|

#business #commercial-real-estate #leases