Inside Drees & Sommer’s Stuttgart innovation centre

Property professionals and technology entrepreneurs from across the world were travelling to London on Monday to attend FUTURE: PropTech.

Becoming the Uber of construction, data analytics as a core skill, and automation increasing the number of  jobs were among the insights shared by industry professionals in the latest part of our series on the future of working in property.

The need to give away information to stay relevant, up-sell your services to beat the robots and accept there will be fewer agents around, were among the insights shared by industry professionals in the latest part of our series on the future of working in property.

As PlaceTech continues to explore how different roles within the property industry are changing, we spoke to industry professionals and tech experts about the new skills property managers will have to learn, what a daily routine in 2040 will include, and the tech that's already impacting the role.

Digital evidence collector eviFile and cloud-based BIM collaborator 3D Repo hope to encourage more use of BIM in construction through a strategic partnership to combine both tools.

Charlotte Orrell of Iceni Projects explores the new skills planners will have to learn, what a daily routine in 2040 will include, and the tech that's provoking these changes.

As a next step in the telecom giant expanding 5G trials across the country, the firm invited commuters to test the 5G speeds at the station using a 5G router.

A popular survey and mortgage valuation app designed by software firm Landmark Valuation Services has been used to complete five million transactions in seven years, the company said.

In a new series, PlaceTech explores how different roles within the property industry are changing, and asks are they still relevant?