10 startups solving ‘most pressing needs’ in real estate

Planning regulations are one of the biggest hurdles in installing necessary communications infrastructure across the UK, according to a survey by Cluttons.

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What’s next for tech in real estate after nearly two years of upheaval and innovation? PlaceTech asked experts from across the industry for their expectations.

One of London’s major regeneration sites has turned to GIS software provider Esri to improve its use of drones for image processing, groundworks surveys and communication with stakeholders.

Better experiences, convenience and public safety are three areas where people see the benefits of location data, but ethical concerns about its use are evident in public perception, according to the UK’s Geospatial Commission.

There is £5.6bn in possible savings for the health and social care system if just 250,000 over-65s lived in an IRC by 2030. So why aren’t these schemes being green-lit everywhere? Victoria Hughes-Barker writes.

From Tishman Speyer to Hines and Ivanhoe Cambridge, several leading real estate owners in Chicago have backed a proptech platform to reverse growing vacancy rates.

“How do we negotiate a data rich environment?” That question, posed by Theo Blackwell, London’s first chief digital officer, set the scene at the opening keynote at CREtech London 2021.

A new report has called for real estate and infrastructure to develop a global framework of principles to help meet emissions reductions targets.

Las Vegas plans to make major improvements and reach zero carbon emissions by creating a giant digital version of itself.

A recent £42m fundraise for development platform LandTech marks the next step in building an “ecosystem” of products for developers, the company’s co-founder has said.