THE BIG INTERVIEW | VU.CITY

LONG READ | High Streets might be showing signs of poor health but are far from dead, with bold new anchors built around culture and public realm emerging, argues Natalia Maximova, associate partner at Sheppard Robson.

PlaceTech is pleased to present the 2020 Media Pack, containing the latest information about readership and opportunities for for strategically positioning your company in the property innovation sector.

Avison Young’s Global 2020 Forecast paints a picture of a property sector showing resilience in the face of ‘complex shifting forces’.

The agenda for FUTURE PropTech 2020 has been released. This year’s theme, Re-imagining Real Estate, is aimed at driving the proptech conversation forward with original insights on a wide range of topics.

The Danish architecture practice will design a 175-acre urban incubator campus in the foothills of Mount Fuji for the Japanese car giant.

What will be the implications for real estate to huge demographic change in the next decade as Baby Boomers leave the workforce and Generation Z becomes the dominant generation? Cushman & Wakefield investigates.

Nigel Ebdon of Secure Meters UK considers results of a recent survey of social housing professionals.

It’s all change in the area immediately next to Cambridge railway station. Developer Brookgate, supported by Aviva, is now a substantial way through its CB1 regeneration project. Emerging from the station, visitors are greeted by an enhanced public square, including offices, cafes and bars. Predictably, it is also liberally festooned with bicycles.

Connectivity is now the single most important factor for tenants when considering their information security and data privacy. No longer can legacy specifications support these demands.

Mike Edge, head of real estate at Mills & Reeves' Manchester office, shares what needs to happen in 2020 to move the industry on, what's going to be hot, and the challenges the leading law firm will be tackling.

Ciara Keeling, CEO of Bruntwood Works, explores what’s in store for workplace tech in 2020 and the hottest trends businesses need to look out for to stay ahead of the curve.