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Runyon Group’s plan for record Water Mill retail buy

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By Cara Eisenpress 
| The Real Deal
Hamptons beaches still provide respite from city humidity, but the area’s ultra high-end retail strips currently look like almost anywhere the wealthy go to shop. Now, two in-the-know Angelenos have grabbed the majority — 84 percent — of the leasable space in Water Mill with a plan to go against the homogenization.
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Will AI kill commercial real estate?

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By Cara Eisenpress 
| The Real Deal
The data center boom has made it clear that computers will need places to work. What about the humans? Large tech firms have been laying off workers as they plow their capital into massive data facilities. In mid-May, Meta downsized by 8,000 employees just after raising its forecast for 2026 spending on data centers by 8 percent, to a range of $125 to $145 billion, according to its first-quarter earnings.
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Editor’s note: Almost human

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By Cara Eisenpress 
| The Real Deal
One hand shaking another: the image of agreement. But there’s a problem. The hands closing the deal in this month’s cover art have too many fingers, and they’re in impossible positions. The intentional uncanniness gets at the anxiety created by this year’s shifts in artificial-intelligence technology. New versions of the bots, raised on human output, can write code, tell stories, conduct analysis, give advice and draw pictures. But they are still a little foolish. For now.
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