Patrick Sisson is a Writer at various esteemed publications, including The New York Times and Bloomberg CityLab. He focuses on trends, technology, and policy shaping urban environments, with particular expertise in construction and real estate, architecture and planning, as well as transportation and mobility. Patrick's work has been featured in numerous outlets, such as MIT Technology Review, Fast Company, and ArchDaily.
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By: Patrick Sisson
Family entertainment is emerging as one of the most resilient forces in retail real estate, with concepts ranging from trampoline parks to game show simulations continuing to expand even as consumer budgets tighten and national sentiment slumps.
Robots and AI are running experiments around the clock, from battery chemistry to cancer therapies. But can they be trusted to get it right?
The Middle East conflict that has sharply cut international oil supplies has offered a difficult lesson in the reliance that building trades have on petroleum-based products.
Lab leasing is showing small signs of improvement in select markets across the U.S., offering a glimmer of hope for landlords stuck in a supply glut for more than two years.
By: Patrick Sisson
Hammams, circadian lighting, and enhanced security are just a few of the in-demand amenities for a new generation of wealthy homeowners.
The private credit behemoth faced redemption challenges, but it's now surging ahead. Is that enough to calm fears?
Law firms across the country have watched their caseloads explode under a triple whammy of increased artificial intelligence usage, rising regulatory uncertainty and a more litigious business climate.
By: Patrick Sisson
The soccer tournament is putting Greater L.A.'s transit, hotels, and hospitality industry through a live stress test two years before the world returns for the 2028 Games
Back-to-back blazes in Los Angeles and Chicago have highlighted how today's bigger, more technologically advanced warehouses, especially those outfitted for cold storage, are at greater risk for fire.
By: Patrick Sisson
The city is about to find out with the 7.6-acre Fourth & Central, which is likely to broadly expand the area's residential base reprints
