Workplace is a powerful recruitment tool, Equiem research shows

Real estate investors will face “a test of nerve” in 2019 as they respond to economic uncertainty and pressure to overhaul traditional business models.

Technology has the ability to increase market transparency and liquidity while enabling lower transaction costs. That’s according to “The Future of Real Estate Transactions” report, written by Andrew Saull and Andrew Baum from Oxford Saïd Business School.

Over the holidays 179 of you completed Antony Slumbers' 'How proptech are you?' quiz. Are you mainly dinosaurs, nervous dabblers or tech dynamos?

Research has revealed that 66% of real estate professionals predict a big jump in demand for chief technology officers in the sector as the challenge to find senior talent to leverage disruptive technology increases.

The call out is the result of two papers published by ODI, examining the importance of geospatial data.

Newly published studies by JLL, Cushman & Wakefield and Knight Frank seek to understand the implications of flexible office space for the traditional commercial market and predict its future.

Attendees also have the opportunity to sign up to an exclusive workshop with Uber's senior software engineer.

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.