Commercial real estate owners are trying to draw in EV owners by alleviating their range anxiety.
Commercial property owners and investors are stepping in to alleviate electric vehicle drivers' concerns over finding a charging station. or the fear they won't make it to a charging station before their car's battery runs out. And it's an all too common source of anxiety among existing EV drivers as well, according to a J.D. Power report.
Aware of this worry, owners of shopping centers, office buildings, hotels and other commercial property types are installing EV charging stations over other amenities, according to a report from CBRE.Most of the largest U.S. real estate investment trusts have prioritized building EV charging stations at their properties to draw more customers to commercial centers for longer periods of time.
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