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David Hodges, director of eco-i, joins Karl Tomusk to share his experience and advice on getting a building ready for smart-status.

Continuing our series on the evolution of disciplines in the built environment industries, Malcolm Ash from BWB Consulting shares his observations on virtual consultation and AI for traffic forecasting. 

More than three-quarters of projects tracked by the American Institute of Architects have used building simulations to cut predicted energy use.

Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, QuadReal and Thor Equities have completed 800 Fulton Market, and it’s packed with tech and amenities galore.

The fastest growing proptech company in the UK is preparing to launch into the US market, starting in Florida.

It’s time property embraced the opportunities to take digital opportunities seriously and moved towards full digitisation of new-build planning and development, argue Stephen O’Malley and Gareth Robertson.

Most companies collect data, but do they make effective use of it? Five experts in real estate data and analytics share their tips for giving meaning to the numbers.

As long as cars exist, cities will need tools to manage parking infrastructure efficiently to ensure the best possible use of urban space. Here are five apps that bring parking into the 21st century.

Patrick McGrath, chief information officer of Savills, speaks to PlaceTech about the forces challenging corporate office occupiers as they compete to attract the best workers.

Jeremy Hinds, director of Savills, engages in some planning futurism to explore the need for planning differently our buildings and places as weather patterns change.

Maps can be deceptively simple. Visualising building boundaries is a basic part of real estate, but it also has potential for incorporating huge amounts of time-saving data, as Marcus Ginn, founder and CEO of Edozo, tells PlaceTech.