Bruntwood sets net zero carbon target

One year after its UK launch, global property technology and services company, Equiem, has expanded its international footprint into Ireland, taking its tenant engagement platform to Spear Street Capital’s Cherrywood in Dublin.

The structure uses raw earth, straw and rice husk as construction materials, and cost a modest €900 to create.

Ford has been trialling Intersection Priority Management technology in Milton Keynes, which could make waiting at red lights or navigating busy junctions a thing of the past.

Join guests from British Property Federation, Malcolm Hollis, Workman, Broadway Malyan, CBRE, Equiem, Coyote, WiredScore, JLL, VU.CITY, Savills, UNSense, Iceni Projects, GIA, Liquid Real Estate Innovation and more, at the first PlaceTech Big Night Out.

CoStar intends to use the platform to expand its property website portfolio into the UK market with its acquisition of the free-to-list search engine for commercial property.

An eight-year-old company that allows facilities manages to store electrical inspection data online has been bought for £12m by building safety group PTSG.

The first step in the partnership will be supplying an interactive world delegate map, which will initially be showcased at this week's MIPIM UK event, and provide a visualisation of where participants are visiting from.

The detached home in Dublin was sold via the Clicktopurchase platform and obtained almost £100,000 more than its guide price.

JLL's VC arm's latest investment is a project management platform designed to ensured construction projects are completed within budget.