Is a stamp duty overhaul the key to net-zero?

Smarter buildings powered by cutting edge software and IoT devices are undoubtedly pushing property into new, innovative places – but a digital revolution comes with risks.

Electric vehicles hit record sales in the UK and US in the first quarter of the year, but wide-ranging challenges could derail the industry’s recent gains.

One of the trends likely to occur in sci-tech real estate is the re-purposing of commercial spaces like offices, retail and warehouse units, to lab space, writes Amelia Lewis.

Justin Harley, regional director for flex space and residential at Yardi, and Rupert Dean, co-founder and CEO of operator x+why, join Paul Unger in this latest episode.

The first driverless vehicles are due to hit our streets later in this decade, writes Robbie Turner. As well as having an effect on how we live, work and travel, the rollout could have a profound effect on how our towns, cities and built environment are developed.

Join spaceOS and PlaceTech to delve into all things flex space: state of the market, challenges for moving to flex and the future solutions to look out for.

Six principles to help property consider what it should and shouldn't do as the industry embraces innovation have been set out by a new real estate data ethics group.

Having halved its emissions since 2016 and introduced an ambitious electric vehicle strategy, Tesco is on its way to reaching net-zero status by 2035. PlaceTech speaks to the supermarket's head of energy for an insight into its green strategy.

The UK's tech industry attracted more capital than any country besides the US and China last year. The 2021 Tech Nation Report explores the trends behind those figures, revealing the importance of fintech and 'deep tech' to the UK market.