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Rapid adoption of new technology, a renewed focus on the environment, online shopping and growing development of everything from 3D printing to autonomous vehicles have all radically reshaped what landlords in the industry have to deliver.

How can landlords stay on top of changing demands and deploy workspace tech without losing sight of what’s important? PlaceTech’s latest event explored some of these office trends – from flexibility to ESG and data – with experts who have first-hand experience in the industry.

Industry leaders discuss how to unlock the value of flexible real estate. Featuring Fiera, Verdantix, Bruntwood Works, Cushman & Wakefield and essensys.

PlaceTech gathered experts from across retail property and tech to explore the many fundamental questions that are both threatening and inspiring the sector at this special briefing sponsored by Bruntwood Works and Mallcomm.

How can proptech help developers keep track of the moving parts in the rapidly-evolving residential market?

In a year like no other, online retail has been the saviour of us all, and the logistics sector supporting it grows ever more sophisticated. With automation, robotics, last-mile fulfilment and electric vehicles all marching on, PlaceTech gathered a cross-section of industry experts to hammer out the big talking points. Full video recording of the […]

In this special PlaceTech session, in association with workspace management solution Smarten Spaces, an expert panel of leading developers and occupiers shared valuable insights into how they are tackling the issues facing changing workforces.

What does the future hold for retail and leisure? These are clearly challenging times, but seen against those sectors that were cruising before Covid but are now flailing for new ideas, such as offices, retailers have a headstart in confronting uncomfortable truths, and daring those who hold the purse strings to rip it up and start again.

As many people are spending more time at home than they used to and the office is under question, how is technology being used and adapted in residential real estate, and where do we go from here?