Wondrwall installs 500 homes with smart switches in three months

Join attendees from Mainstay, Constructing Growth, Buttress, Pegasus, LSH, Essensys, JLL, Deetu and more at our Q1 Trend Talk in Birmingham in early March.

This year’s group of startups represents a range of trends and sectors, a large proportion of which are focused on developing products that will challenge traditional forms of home ownership and finance models.

Thousands of property professionals will descend on Cannes next month for the 30th edition of the MIPIM conference and exhibition. The main theme is Engaging the Future; the impact new technologies and human behaviours are having on the sector.

Workplaces are changing. Companies are using technology to understand how buildings are being used and how their employees work....

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The fourth stop on our European Trend Talks tour brought us to the smart city of Stockholm. PlaceTech welcomed around 100 property and tech professionals from the Nordics to explore the latest trends and issues within proptech.

The technology will provide Co-op with a single view of its property activity, while connecting staff, supply chain and stakeholders. It will also help to drive efficiencies and planning.

Hear from Uber, Arup, WSP and UrbanChain on the technologies revolutionising infrastructure in our cities, including 5G, energy storage, and transport innovations, at this special event in Manchester on 28 March.

At our Trend Talk Nordics, Charlie Wade, of leasing and asset management platform VTS, shared five key industry trends, four mantras property firms should follow when adopting tech, and three predictions for property.

Reed MIDEM is still devising the full agenda for July's event in Paris but has revealed the programme will centre on Matching Users’ Expectations. This will set the framework for exploring ways in which organisations can address the needs of occupants and tenants of buildings, as well as city dwellers.

IoT sensors and geospatial intelligence software are among the technologies being utilised to tackle local authority challenges as part of the £20m government programme.