UK planning reforms urged to fix slow gigabit rollout

The anticipated premium for greener ESG-focused office buildings is already being seen according to a study of US rents and sales pricing over 10 years by Cushman & Wakefield.

What’s next for tech in real estate after nearly two years of upheaval and innovation? PlaceTech asked experts from across the industry for their expectations.

What news and trends dominated real estate tech in 2021? PlaceTech takes a look back at our 10 most read stories in 2021.

Better experiences, convenience and public safety are three areas where people see the benefits of location data, but ethical concerns about its use are evident in public perception, according to the UK’s Geospatial Commission.

Johnny Horgan, MD for Europe at BidX1, speaks to Karl Tomusk about the growth of digital auctions, how user needs are shaking up real estate and what the future holds for the business.

Intelligent buildings could achieve up to 50% energy savings, writes James Hallworth, but what practical steps should landlords and tenants take to meet sustainability targets – and why?

Unique Property Reference Numbers sound like a simple idea, but they aim to solve some of the basic problems real estate faces with its data, such as consistency and interoperability.

There is £5.6bn in possible savings for the health and social care system if just 250,000 over-65s lived in an IRC by 2030. So why aren’t these schemes being green-lit everywhere? Victoria Hughes-Barker writes.

Touchless access control and relaxation zones are among the most popular features tenants want from their offices in a post-pandemic world, according to a global survey of workers.